back List of the instrument we make Find here all the different instrument models we make. We are more then happy to make other models on request. Baroque viols Pardessus de Viole, 6 strings after Michel Colichon, string length ~ 31.5 cm Treble viol small, after Henry Jaye, ca. 1620, string length ca. 34 cm medium, after Henry Jaye, ca. 1620, string length 37.5 cm big, after Henry Jaye, string length ca. 40 cm Tenor viol after Henry Jaye, string length 57,6 cm after John Rose, 1598, string length ca. 57.6 cm Bass viol, 6–saitig after John Rose, ca. 1590, string length 66.5 cm after Barak Norman, 1692, string length ca. 67 cm after Richard Meares, ca. 1660, string length 69.8 cm after Edward Lewis, 1703, string length ca. 70 cm after Henry Jaye, 1619, string length ca. 75 cm after Paolo Maggini, ~1600, string length ca. 71.5 cm Consort bass after Henry Jaye, 1621, string length ca. 80 cm Small 7-string bass viol after Claude Pierray, Paris 1709, string length ca. 68 cm 7-string bass viol after Michel Colichon, Paris 1683, string length ca. 70.5 cm after Michel Colichon, Paris 1689, string length ca. 70,8 cm after Michel Colichon, Paris 1691, string length ca. 72.5 cm Violone, 5 or 6 string after 'Maggini' in Dolmetsch Collection, string length ca. 98 cm Renaissance viols Treble Guitar shape, string length ca. 40 cm Tenor, bass + big bass based on Francesco Linarol, a variety of sizes and tunings Lira da gamba, Viola d’amore + Baryton Lira da gamba / Lirone, 13 – 16 strings based on Antonius Brensius, 1592 Viola d’amore based on J.U. Eberlle, 1740, string length 37.5 cm, with or without sympathetic strings, metal strung Baryton after J. J. Stadlmann, Vienna 1750, Esterhazy’s Baryton Bows Bows with clip-in frog for renaissance viols beech, with boxwood frog Bass viol bow for 7-string in snakewood Violins, violas + cellos after a selection of models, on request to top