Instruments
Antique & Contemporary Violins, Violas & Cellos in the workshop
We have a selection of classical & contemporary instruments in our workshop available to try in our beautiful playing room.
Every instrument we make is an original and can be taken on trial for one week to make sure that it is the perfect violin, viola or cello for you. If you would like to try an instrument from the workshop, book an appointment here
A violin by Antoni Ruschil,
“The Argyle”, London 2024
“An Italian violin, Brescia c.1700”
“An Italian violin by Ernesto Pevere, Ferrara c.1928”
“An English violin from the workshop of John Betts, London c.1840”
“An English violin by Lockey Hill, London c.1800”
“A violin by Piotr Kulcenty, London 2024”
“A cello by Ian McWilliams, Montpellier 2008”
“A fine Italian violin by Carlo Tononi c.1710”
“A viola by Antoni Ruschil, The Cranleigh, 2024”
“A French violin made by Georges Apparut, 1927”
“An important English violin by Henry Lockey Hill c.1810”
“A fine English violin by Charles Harris c.1820”
“A German cello c.1900”
“An Italian violin c.1810”
“A cello by Antoni Ruschil, The King Arthur, 2023”
“A violin by Antoni Ruschil, The Hooks 2022”
“A violin by Antoni Ruschil, The Pearl 2022”
Customers are welcome to contact us using the link below, where we aim to respond to you within the hour:
“A violin by Antoni Ruschil, Il Diavolo 2022”
“A violin by Antoni Ruschil, The Horsley 2022”
“A violin by Antoni Ruschil, L’Albero Fiorito 2020”
“A violin by Antoni Ruschil, The Kasztelanska, 2020”
Customers are welcome to contact us using the link below, where we aim to respond to you within the hour:
Global shipping is available for all instruments. Please contact us for a quote for fully insured international express shipping.
Sound & Style
Every one of our instruments is unique. They are handcrafted from the highest quality, carefully selected, fine grain north Italian spruce from Val di Fiemme and well seasoned, richly flamed Balkan maple. They are constructed entirely by hand in London at our workshop using forms and methods dating back to 16th Century.
Ruschil workshop instruments have a reputation for sounding very rich, sweet, dark & earthy, with great projection and balance. This is due to the continuous progression of our own particular model, not found anywhere else.
A balance of Cremonese tradition, Venetian design & Viennese style with a contemporary London edge defines our instruments. Below are some examples of the instruments made in our atelier.
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