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London's Most Mysterious Violin Maker

A Cremonese Rarity

Carlo Ferdinando Landolfi: His Life and Influence

30 Years Supporting Red Balloon

From Bench to Banquet Table: the 'ex-Hepton' Amati

A History of the Hill Family in 44 Lots

Storioni and the late Bergonzis

1862 Vuillaume cello commissioned by Vieuxtemps to go on sale for the first time

"Vuillaume – a great artist!"

Sub Disciplina Andreę Guarnerij in eius Officina

Music Therapy at Red Balloon

Jacob Stainer's "The King"; an Interview with Matthew Truscott

Paris' Golden Period

Flames of Pure Gold

Ingles & Hayday sponsors South London Music Project

The Golden Age of English Cello Making - Part II

The Golden Age of English Cello Making

Strad Magazine June Auction Report

A Milanese Masterpiece

Andrea Amati: Chronicles of a Rediscovered Treasure

French Bows in the English Style

The Rosenberg Collection Part IV

The Rosenberg Collection Part III - Venice

The Rosenberg Collection Part II - Milan

The Rosenberg Collection Part I – Cremona

Norman Rosenberg - The Musician’s Expert

Ingles & Hayday to sell the private collection of Norman Rosenberg

A cello by Gasparo Bertolotti 'da Salò'

Scarampella: in the footsteps of Balestrieri

Alessandro Gagliano: The Neapolitan Patriarch

G.B. Guadagnini's Early Work – An Immaculate Concept?

Edith Lorand and her Guadagnini violin

Looking for Bernardel

Remembering Martin Lovett

Roman Holiday with the Beach Boys

Alexei Lvov and the 'Tsar Nicholas' Vuillaume Violin

Part VI: The Decline and Renaissance of Italian Violin Making

Part V: The Question of ‘Italian Tone’

Part IV: Violin Making Outside Cremona

Part III: Cremona’s Second Genius

Part II: The Amati Dynasty

Part I: The Origins of the Violin

Eugène Ysaÿe's Sartory violin bow

Immaculately Preserved Gaetano Guadagnini II Violin

Climate Change and our attempts to operate a responsible business in the 21st century

Tim Ingles remembers Sotheby’s Vuillaume exhibition of 2012

Ingles & Hayday Launches Choir Creation Project in Nairobi

The Violin Makers of Mantua

The Bill Watson Collection

Jean-François Raffin examines a gold-mounted violin bow by François Xavier Tourte

A violin by Giuseppe Guarneri 'filius Andreae', circa 1715

Rostropovich's Guadagnini cello played by Torleif Thedéen

Violinist Josef Špaček discusses his Guarneri del Gesù

A violin by Giacomo Rivolta

A cello by Giovanni Battista Genova

A 'self-rehairing' violin bow by Pierre Simon for J.B. Vuillaume

A violin by Gioffredo Cappa

Moray Welsh remembers Mstislav Rostropovich

World auction records for cellos from the Mstislav Rostropovich collection

A viola by the Voller Brothers

'Ex-Corbett; ex-Bennett’ Girolamo Amati II violin

Luthiers sans Frontières visit Antigua to train instrument repairers

A fine violin by G.B. Grancino

How to buy a stringed instrument at auction

Giuseppe Rocca: The Ex-Alfredo Campoli violin, 1843

Russell Crowe’s violin sets new record at auction

Stefano Scarampella

Russell Crowe's violin up for auction

Giovanni Battista Gabrielli

A violin by Pietro Guarneri of Venice

An ‘extraordinary’ example of Giovanni Battista Guadagnini’s early work

Bernhard Fendt’s ‘remarkable imitation of a 1705 period Stradivari

Stradivari violin takes £1.6m at London auction

A Record-Breaking Auction

‘Croall, McEwen’ Stradivarius violin sells for almost £2 million

Fascinating new information about the provenance of the 'Ex-Croall; McEwen' Stradivari violin

Musical mystique: Why centuries-old Stradivari violins smash auction records

Press launch for the 'Ex-Croall' Stradivari violin at Sotheby's Hong Kong

‘Croall, McEwen’ Stradivarius violin, worth £2m, to be auctioned

Tim Ingles discusses a violin by Tommaso Balestrieri, 1788

London pub owner buys violin made from Winston Churchill’s cigar box at auction

An interview with Ingles and Hayday

Violin made from Winston Churchill’s cigar box to be auctioned

Violin made from Winston Churchill’s cigar box to be auctioned

An immaculately preserved violin by Ferdinand Gagliano

Sounding out with Creative Futures

We ask John Mills about his Francesco Goffriller violin

Thomas Gregory tells us how he developed Vamoosh

An encounter with the ‘Molitor’ Stradivari violin

Coups de marteau sur les instruments

London Spring 2016 auction results

The Evangelists Quartet by J.B. Vuillaume

Vuillaume ‘Evangelists’ quartet sell for record amount

The exquisite 'Evangelists' Quartet: close-up

Vuillaume’s ‘Evangelists’ string quartet of instruments sells for £960,000

Johannes Theodorus Cuypers & Son

A fine viola by Giovanni Battista Guadagnini, 1779

Life in a musical dynasty

Two remarkable cello bows, two remarkable bow makers

Recording musician and soloist Jonathan Hill talks all things strings with Ingles & Hayday…

A conversation with Maurizio Tadioli

Tim Ingles talks about his aims in setting up Ingles & Hayday - share his tips for buying & selling at auction

Shanghai Showcase: Antique Instruments for a New Market

Violin to be sold on behalf of Luthiers Sans Frontieres in Ingles & Hayday May auction

Guarneri violin copy to be auctioned for charity Luthiers Sans Frontières

Add another string to your portfolio

Violin set to fetch up to £150,000

Nuovo record per un violino di Nicolò Amati all'asta inaugurale di Ingles & Hayday

Leading soloist Leila Josefowicz's concert violin estimated to fetch £100,000-150,000 in October auction

Ingles & Hayday Fine Instruments at Sotheby’s. London

Leila Josefowicz's Bergonzi violin to see $239,500 at Ingles and Hayday

Tim Ingles and Paul Hayday leave Sotheby's to set up own auction firm

Return to spender: why it is time to splash out again

Amati violin hits the right note at inaugural auction

Luthiers sans Frontières: training people, supporting communities.