
Cellos


French cello by Thierry à Paris
Second half of the 19th century
This fine cello is a great example of French instruments from the later part of the nineteenth century. Cellos by Thierry à Paris are rare to find and are prized by cellists for their playability and projection.
The sound is rich and full of color comparable to French cellos costing twice as much with even sound across all registers. Rewarding and easy to play, it's an excellent choice for solo, chamber music or ensemble performance.


Polstein & White
Made in Boston, 2016
Two outstanding Boston makers, David Polstein and Chris White have joined forces to collaborate in making this fine cello. Of comfortable proportions with a full resonant sound that is easy to produce, this cello is a great choice for all styles of performance. Made on a personal model inspired by classic Italian lutherie, this poplar back cello produces a rich and projecting sound.
Saxon cello- Early 19th century
Stanley cello- American, 1914
Fine French Mirecourt cello, mid. 19th century
