As soloist or continuo player, a "hip" plucker (historically informed performance) may easily end up with a whole lot of instruments...

At the moment I am looking for a vihuela da mano and a medieval harp. However, I admit that I also have a weakness for the different historical mandolins.

Feel free to get in touch and make me an offer!

• Mandolins by Arik Kerman (original design)

• Neapolitan Baroque Mandolin by Gennaro Vinaccia (1780)

• Calace Concert Mandolin made by Raffaele Calace Jr.
  1st Prize of the International Raffaele Calace Competition 2007
  - *Sold!
  
  
  
•  "Banjolina" by anonymous (~1985)

• Breedlove Cascade Mandolin (1999)
  - *for sale/exchange 
  
  

• Syrian Oud by anonymous (~1960)

• Mandolino cremonese by Pilade Mauri (Firenze, ~1860)
  Purchase was made possible through the support of Zefunot Culture (Secrets of Culture)
  

• Archlute by Marcus Wesche, after Vendelio Venere (Venice, c. 1615)

• Baroque Guitar by Dieter Hense after Antonio Stradivari (Cremona, 1680)

• Theorbo by Matteo Baldinelli, after Wendelin Tieffenbrucker (Veneto, 1611)
  - *sold! 
  
  
  
• 7 course Renaissance Lute by Yaron Naor, after Jakob Hes (Venice, 1586)
  
  

• 5 course Medieval Lute by Yaron Naor (2011)
  Purchase was made possible through the support of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation
  
  
  
• 6 course Baroque Mandolin by Matteo Baldinelli, after Giuseppe Fontanelli (Bologna 1735)
  - *sold!
  
  
  
• 10 course Renaissance Lute by Kai Schupp (1991)
  - *for sale/exchange

• Renaissance Cittern of Hans-Michael Koch
  - *on loan