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Two violas and laptop stolen from Hulme Manchester.
Viola by Rattray (2004) Viola by Luss (1950) Viola Bow by Hill & Sons, and Medion Laptop stolen on 27th October .
Northumbria Police is trying to trace the owner of a violin found in a stolen car.
A Vauxhall Zafira was stolen from a house in the Winlaton area of Gateshead on February 11 and found abandoned in the Cowgate area of Newcastle on February 13.
When officers searched the vehicle they found a violin and are now keen to trace its owner.
Italiam cello, not later than 1690, last seen Birmingham September 17 1992
Joseph Gagliano crafted in 1769 Violin last seen May 11 1991
Francesco Guadagnini violin crafted in 1909 last seen on January 26 1994
Violin by Giulio Degani crafted in 1934, last seen in Greenwich on December 21 1993
Violin by Joseph Hel, 1886; last seen at the Ibis Hotel, London NW1 on Feb 23 2000.
The viola is by MARINUS CAPPICCHIONI with original label dated Rimini 1966 and was stolen on March 2nd 2000
A Carlo Guiseppe Testore of Milan crafted in 1710 was lost in Estoril, Cascais, Portugal on April 28th 1999.
The violin is labelled Carlo Giufeppe Testore in Contrada Larga di Milano al signo dell Aquila 1710.
Measurements: Body length - 354mm. Across the back the upper bouts - 162mm, middle bouts - 105mm & the lower bouts - 203.5mm.
On April 24th 1999 a violin by Ageidus Klotz, Mittenwald was stolen from a church in Hove, East Sussex.
The instrument has a spruce front with two piece maple back and chestnut brown varnish. The bridge bears the name ''VOIGT''. Small mark (patch) by the F hole on right side.
In January 13th 1999 at approximately 12:00AM a violin by Stefano Scarampella was taken in a house burglary in london SW16.
The Stefano Scarampella violin is light tan in colour with makers original label bearing the date 1911. It has a two piece maple back with the bridge stamped ''Ealing Strings'' and the number 3217 branded into the end of the fingerboard.
This violin was stolen from private home in Churcham, Gloucestershire.
It was made by Harris and Sheldon The label reads HARRIS and SHELDON makers London. 2000. No: 190.
The back length of the instrument is 14 1/16".
The table is of Italina red pine with a strong reed with a medium width, fairly even, grain across the side.
A cello was lost when a car was in Barking, East London.
The instrument was made by David Rubio of Cambridge, 1987, and was a Montagnana copy.
It was finished with a reddish/brown varnish.
A viola has been stolen from Alte Oper, Frankfurt, Germany.
The viola was made by John Betts in the 18th century.
The instrument is 15 3/4", stamped I Betts and labelled 'John Betts, Royal Exchange, London'.
A modern English violin by luthier Martin Hilsden has been stolen from the boot of car in Kentish Town, North London.
The instrument is labelled ''Martin J. Hilsden / maker / Oxford / 1987'' (with makers signature). The length of the back is 14" (355mm).