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Small Bass Violin, Carleen M. Hutchins  American, Spruce, maple, American
Carleen M. Hutchins
assisted by Diana Gannett Mizelle
assisted by Thomas P. McLoughlin
1989
Designer Davis Shuman
ca. 1950
Double Bass and Bow, Charles Plumerel  French, wood, brass, French
Probably by Charles Plumerel
mid to late 18th century
Electric Bass, Jens Ritter  German, Maple, ebony, nickel-plated steel, plastic, German
Jens Ritter
2011
Tenor Violin, Edward C. Twist  American, Woods, gut, copper, American
Edward C. Twist
1929
"Japanese Fiddle", Wood, American
American
19th century
Contrabass Violin, Carleen M. Hutchins  American, Spruce, maple, American
Carleen M. Hutchins
Assisted by Donald Blatter
Assisted by Thomas Coleman
1985
Yankee Bass Viol, William Darracott, Jr.  American, Wood, American
William Darracott, Jr.
1861
Kemangeh, Wood, wire strings, Turkish
Turkish
late 19th century
Double Bass, Bartolomeo Cristofori  Italian, Wood, Italian
Former Attribution Bartolomeo Cristofori
18th century
Vertical Viola, Louis M. Condax  American, Wood, American
Louis M. Condax
1966
Violino Harpa Forma Maxima, Thomas Zach  Austrian, Wood (spruce, maple, ebony), metal strings, Austrian
On loan to The Met
Thomas Zach
1874
Violinett, Johannes Pugh  German, Wood, metal, German
Johannes Pugh
ca. 1920
Baritone Violin, Carleen M. Hutchins  American, Spruce, maple, American
Carleen M. Hutchins
Assisted by Rafael Bronstein
1985
Sarangi, Wood, metal, parchment, horsehair, mother-of -pearl, ivory, paint, Indian (Gujarat)
Indian (Gujarat)
19th century
Bass Viol, Matthias Humel  German, Spruce and maple, German
Possibly by Matthias Humel
18th century
Seven String Bass Viol, Nicolas Bertrand  French, Maple, spruce, French
Nicolas Bertrand
1720
Double Bass, Johann Ulrich Eberle  Austrian, Wood, Czech
Johann Ulrich Eberle
1734
Division Viol, Richard Meares  British, Spruce, ebony, maple, British
labeled Richard Meares
ca. 1680
Bass Viol, Abraham Prescott  American, Wood, American
Attributed to Abraham Prescott
ca. 1820
Statuette belonging to a monkey orchestra, Alabaster, Italian
Italian
ca. 1745
Statuette belonging to a monkey orchestra, Alabaster, Italian
Italian
ca. 1745
Miniature Violin, Spruce, maple, possibly German
possibly German
late 19th century
Statuette belonging to a monkey orchestra, Alabaster, Italian
Italian
ca. 1745
Statuette belonging to a monkey orchestra, Alabaster, carved and painted, Italian
Italian
ca. 1745
Statuette belonging to a monkey orchestra, Alabaster, Italian
Italian
ca. 1745
"Chanot model" Violin, Wood, French
French
mid-19th century
Stroh Violin, George Evans & Co.  English, Mahogany and aluminum, British
George Evans & Co.
first quarter 20th century
Violin, Copper, oak, ebony, German
German
19th century
Rebab, Wood (nangha ), fabric, metal., Javanese
Javanese
19th century
Quinton d'Amore, Jean Colin  French, Wood, ebony, bone, French
Jean Colin
ca. 1750–1800
Violoncello, Wood, Italian
Italian
late 19th century
Violin, Wood, Melanesian (New Ireland, Papua New Guinean)
Melanesian (New Ireland, Papua New Guinean)
late 19th century
Violin Horn, Wood, brass, various materials, French
French
ca. 1800–1899
Pochette (Kit), Wood, ivory, European
European
19th century
Pochette, wood, ivory, German
German
18th Century
Violin, François-Louis Pique  French, Spruce, maple, French
François-Louis Pique
1803
Lijerica, wood, Croatia (former Yugoslavia)
Croatia (former Yugoslavia)
mid-19th century
Electric Violin, Rickenbacker, Inc.  American, Aluminum, maple, ebony, American
Rickenbacker, Inc.
ca. 1938
Guitar, Wood, gut, metal, Russian
Russian
early 19th century
Statuette belonging to a monkey orchestra, Alabaster, Italian
Italian
ca. 1745
Violino Piccolo, Joseph Hill  British, Spruce, maple, ebony, British
attributed to Joseph Hill
ca. 1750

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