Hamburg

72 makers. The earliest year printed is 1635, the latest 1921.

Every maker here has Hamburg in a printed line.

1600s

• 1635 Tielke, Johann
  Tielke, Johann, Hamburg, 1635.
• 1641 to 1719 Tielke, Joachim
  Tielke, Joachim. One of a family of makers who lived in Hamburg from about 1539 to 1701. He was celebrated for the lutes, theorbos, guitars, …
• 1650 Mohr, P.
  Mohr, P., Hamburg—1650.
• 1650 Mohr, Philip
  MOHR, Philip, Hamburg, 17th century. Made Viols da Gamba, &c.
• 1650 Mohr, Philipp
  Mohr, Philipp. — Hamburg. 1650.
• 1660 Kop, Johann
  Kop, Johann. — Hamburg. 1660
• 1672 Fleischer, Hans Christoph
  Fleischer, Hans Christoph. — Hamburg. 1672. 1688.
• 1675 to 1732 Fleischer, Johann Christoph
  Fleischer, Johann Christoph. — Hamburg. Geb. um 1675, † nach 1732.

1700s

• 1700 Goldt, Jacob Heinrich
  Goldt, Jacob Heinrich. — Hamburg. 1700. 1754.
• 1710 Beuthner, Johann Ulrich
  Beuthner, Johann Ulrich. — Hamburg. 1710.
• 1710 Driel, Abraham von
  Driel, Abraham von. — Hamburg. 1710.
• 1716 Toussaint, Jean
  Toussaint, Jean. — Hamburg. 1716
• 1718 Schutte, Hans
  Schutte, Hans. — Hamburg. 1718
• 1725 Rauch, Sebastian
  Rauch, Sebastian. Is said to have worked in Hamburg about 1725, and in Leitmeritz, in Bohemia, 1742-63. His instruments were much arched, and the work was not carefully finished.
• 1726 Stüwe, C. H.
  Stüwe, Conrad Hinrich. — Hamburg. 1726.
• about 1726 Voight, Martin
  VOIGHT, Martin, Hamburg, about 1726.
• 1726 Voigt, M.
  Voigt, M., Hamburg—1726.
• 1726 Voigt, Martin
  Voigt, Martin. Was working in Hamburg in 1726. His work is similar to that of Tielke. A bass-viol, the back inlaid in ivory, having Apollo, Venus, Mercury, and Diana represented, was dated Hamburg, 1726, and was exhibited at the South Kensington Museum, London, 1872.
• 1732 Meyer, Magnus Andreas
  Meyer, Magnus Andreas. — Hamburg. 1732. 1753.
• 1732 Raetzen, Daniel
  Raetzen, Daniel. — Hamburg. 1732.
• 1737 Koch, Johann I.
  Koch, Johann I. — Hamburg. 1737.
• died 1738 Fleischer, Carl Conrad
  Fleischer, Carl Conrad. — Hamburg. † vor 1738.
• 1739 Jani, Johann Ernst
  Jani, Johann Ernst. — Hamburg. 1739
• 1743 Hass, Hieronymus Albrecht
  Hass, Hieronymus Albrecht. — Hamburg. 1743. 1785.
• 1744 Gerlach, Johann Christian
  Gerlach, Johann Christian. — Hamburg. 1744.
• 1756 Hinckelmann, Wohlert Hinrich
  Hinckelmann, Wohlert Hinrich. — Hamburg. 1756
• 1758 Meyer, Johann Mathias
  Meyer, Johann Mathias. — Hamburg. 1758
• 1765 to 1800 Hildebrandt, Michael Christopher
  Hildebrandt, Michael Christopher. A maker in Hamburg about 1765-1800. Good violins, violas, violoncellos, and double-basses of his are known; he was also extremely skilful in repairing old instruments.
• 1765 to 1770 Hildebrant, Michael Christopher
  HILDEBRANT, Michael Christopher, Hamburg, 1770.
• 1767 Koch, Johann II.
  Koch, Johann II. — Hamburg. 1767.
• 1768 to 1807 Hildebrandt, Michael
  HILDEBRANDT (Michael) — Hamburg circa 1768-1807. Make of a certain interest. His 'cellos and double-basses are much sought after in Germany. Red-brown varnish.
• 1768 Hilldebrand, Michel Christopher
  Hilldebrand (Hildebrandt), Michel Christopher. — Hamburg. 1768. Lebte noch 1807.
• 1770 Hildebrandt, M. C.
  Hildebrandt, M. C., Hamburg—1770.
• 1770 Hildebrandt, Michael C.
  HILDEBRANDT, Michael C., Hamburg, 1770.
• 1771 Koch, Georg
  Koch, Georg. — Hamburg. 1771.
• 1780 Krogmann, Johann Christopher
  Krogmann, Johann Christopher, erwarb am 13. Oct. 1780 als Instrumentenmacher das Bürgerrecht in Hamburg.
• 1782 Jungcurth, Heinrich Wilhelm
  Jungcurth, Heinrich Wilhelm. — Hamburg. 1782.
• 1785 Franck, Gottfried Hinrich Anton
  Franck, Gottfried Hinrich Anton. — Hamburg. 1785.
• 1788 Dahlström, Joh
  Dahlström, Joh. Reinhard. — Hamburg. 1788.
• 1790 Laskovsky, Ignatius
  Laskovsky, Ignatius. — Hamburg. 1790.
• 1792 Steinbrinck, Joh
  Steinbrinck, Joh. Andr. Ant. — Hamburg. 1792.
• 1795 Trost, Georg Martin
  Trost, Georg Martin. — Hamburg. 1795.
• 1796 Hinrichs, Johann Peter
  Hinrichs, Johann Peter. — Hamburg. 1796.
• 1797 Albrecht, Melgior
  Albrecht, Melgior. — Hamburg. 1797
• 1797 Fischer, Christian
  Fischer, Christian. — Hamburg. 1797.
• 1797 Marck, Johann Joachim
  Marck, Johann Joachim. — Hamburg. 1797
• 1798 Brauns, Carl Friedr
  Brauns, Carl Friedr. Wilh. — Hamburg. 1798.
• 1799 Eims, Joh
  Eims, Joh. Nic. Carl. — Hamburg. 1799.

1800s

• 1800 to 1856 Sauke, Julius
  Sauke, Julius. — Hamburg. Geb. 1800, † 1856.
• 1800 to 1856 Sauke, Julius J. C.
  Sauke, Julius J. C. — Hamburg. Geb. 1800, † 1856
• born 1822 Pfab, Friedr
  Pfab, Friedr. August. — Hamburg. Geb. 1822 in Zwota.
• 1823 to 1902 Weichhold, (August) Richard
  Weichhold, (August) Richard. — Hamburg, Dresden. Geb. 1823, † 8. Jan. 1902.
• 1823 to 1902 Weichold, Richard
  Weichold, Richard. — Hamburg, Dresden. Geb. 1823, † 8. Januar 1902
• 1834 Riesenberg, J. H.
  Riesenberg, J. H. — Hamburg. 1834
• born 1835 Buschmann, Gustav Adolf
  Buschmann, Gustav Adolf. — Hamburg. Geb. 1835 in Freiburg i. Br.
• 1842 Westerhoff, August Heinrich
  Westerhoff, August Heinrich. — Hamburg. 1842
• 1847 Hinrichsen, J.
  Hinrichsen, J. — Hamburg. 1847
• born 1852 Diehl, August
  Diehl, August. — Hamburg. Geb. 1852 in Darmstadt
• born 1873 Gläszel, Andreas (eigentlich Glassl)
  Gläszel, Andreas (eigentlich Glassl). — Hamburg. Geb. um 1873 in Watzkenreuth bei Fleißen
• died 1876 Diehl
  DIEHL (Diel), Nicolaus Louis, d. 1876. Was a son of Jacob Diehl; worked in Hamburg; he published a work on Italian violin-makers.
• 1876 Diehl, Aug
  Diehl, Aug. — Hamburg. Gegr. 1876. 1903.
• died 1876 Diehl, Nicolaus Louis
  Diehl (Diel), Nicolaus Louis, d. 1876. Was a son of Jacob Diehl, and worked in Hamburg. He published a work on Italian violin makers, entitled: "Die Geigenmacher der alten italienischen Schule" (Hamburg, 1864).
• born 1877 Hempel, Julius
  Hempel, Julius. — Hamburg. Geb. in Hamburg 1877.
• 1890 Winterling, Georg
  Winterling, Georg. — Hamburg. 1890. 1900.
• 1891 Schreiber, Anton
  Schreiber, Anton. — Hamburg. Geb. am 6. September 1891 zu Schönbach b. Eger
• born 1893 Berger, Horst
  Berger, Horst. — Hamburg. Geb. 14. Nov. 1893 in Kiel
• born 1894 Lugert, Anton
  Lugert, Anton. — Hamburg. Geb. 25. Sept. 1894 in Schönbach bei Eger

1900s

• 1921 Meier-Pauselius, Willy
  Meier-Pauselius, Willy. — Hamburg 1921
• 1921 Ohlhaver, Heinrich
  Ohlhaver, Heinrich. — Hamburg. 1921

No year printed

• no year Pfab, Friedrich August
  PFAB, FRIEDRICH AUGUST.—Hamburg. Died
• no year Richter, Casp
  Richter, Casp. Wilh. Christian. — Hamburg.
• no year Schott, Carl Friedr
  Schott, Carl Friedr. — Hamburg

The books that name them

• Die Geigen- und Lautenmacher vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart, 1904
• Die Geigen und Lautenmacher vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart, 1922
• A dictionary of violin makers, Stainer
• Old Violins And Their Makers, James M. Fleming, 1883
• The violin: its famous makers and their imitators, Hart, 1875 and 1884
• Old violins, Haweis, 1905
• The violin: its famous makers and their imitators. : With several wood engravings from photographs of the works of Stradiuarius, Guarnerius, Amati, and others, Hart, 1880
• Violin tone and violin makers, 1916
• Dictionary of Violin makers, Arnold Sewell, 1928
• An encyclopedia of the violin, Alberto Bachmann, 1925

Some names appear twice under different spellings. Each is one book's spelling.