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The Violin Houseof WeaverEst. 1898

Our Story

A house built on craft and trust

For decades, The Violin House of Weaver has been a home for fine instruments and the people who play them — a place where craftsmanship, patience, and relationships come first.

We began with a simple conviction: that a fine instrument deserves to be understood, cared for, and matched to the right musician.

What started in a modest workshop has grown into a house known among players and dealers alike — not for volume, but for judgment. Every instrument that passes through our doors is examined, set up, and vouched for by hand.

Over the years we have earned the trust of soloists and students, of institutions and fellow dealers. That trust is the only inventory we cannot replace, and we guard it accordingly.

The Weaver workshop bench with tools and an instrument in progress

From the Weaver Archive

More Than a Century of Instrument Making & Expertise

Photographs, correspondence, and ephemera from four generations of the Weaver family. This archive is being digitised — genuine material will be added here as it is prepared.

Makers We Represent

Craftspeople whose work we are proud to carry

We represent a considered selection of contemporary makers and workshops from across Europe and beyond, alongside fine vintage and rare instruments.

Hiroshi Kono

Japan

Violin

Martin Beck

Germany

Violin · Viola · Cello

Jurgen Klier

Germany

Violin · Viola · Cello

Claudiu Baltazar

France

Violin · Viola

Darche Brothers

France

Violin · Viola

Michael Gerlach

Germany

Cello

Lothar Semmlinger

Germany

Cello

Josef Bakos

Czech Republic

Viola

Stefano Conia

Italy

Violin

Laura Vigato

Italy

Violin