Scan 348
The violin: its famous makers and their imitators, 1884
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1instruments signed Tielke cover a period of upwards of a century and a half, and thus evidence the existence of the house in connexion with the manufacture of musical instruments through two or more generations. There is of this maker a Viola di Bordone in the collection at Kensington, dated 1686. Mention is made by Fétis of a Violin dated 1670, which was in the possession of André of Offenbach; and a Chiterna dated 1665, similar to that in the Kensington collection, is owned by Mr. George Donaldson. M. Choquet, in his catalogue of the collection of instruments at the Conservatoire, Paris, refers to a Lute (No. 136) by Tielke.
3VOEL, E., Mayence, about 1840. Excellent workmanship, scroll well cut. Stradivari model. The character of work is not unlike that of Bernard Fendt.
5VOGEL, Wolfgang, Nüremberg.
6VOGLER, Johann Georg, Würzburg, about 1750.
7 Johann Georg Vogler, Lauten one of two readings
8 und Geigenmacher in Würzburg. 17— one of two readings
9Johann Georg Vogler, Lauten und Geigenmacher in Würzburg. 17— one of two readings
11VOIGHT, Martin, Hamburg, about 1726.
12WAGNER, Joseph, 1730.
13WEICKERT, Halle, 1800.
14WEIGERT, ——, Lintz, about 1721. Maker of Viols.
15WEISS, Jacob, Salzburg, 18th century.
16 Jacob Weiss, Lauten und one of two readings
17 Geigenmacher in Salzburg. one of two readings
18Jacob Weiss, Lauten und Geigenmacher in Salzburg. one of two readings
19WENGER, G. F., Salzburg, 18th century.
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