Maestro Liutaio Francesco Dalla Quercia for Violins and Cellos

Liuteria Dalla Quercia
Frank Eickmeyer
Maestro Liutaio

About Liuteria Dalla Quercia
Violins and cellos made by Italian Violin Maker Francesco Dalla Quercia
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Violins, Violas and Cellos, restored and created by Liutaio Francesco Della Quercia

In 2005 the Liuteria Dalla Quercia moved from Bologna in Italy to the Sardinian town of Bosa, beside the river Temo. The tranquility and atmosphere of this beautiful old town on the North West coast of Sardinia provide the perfect setting for the Italian Violin Maker Francesco Dalla Quercia, Frank Eickmeyer, to work on the making and restoration of the finest bowed stringed instruments. It is also an ideal place to meet with clients.

Francesco dalla Quercia, Italian Violin and cello maker

Liuteria Dalla Quercia for cellos, violas and violins

The combination of sunshine and warmth are excellent for the maturing of the woods and varnishes used by Liutaio Francesco Dalla Quercia.
Frank Eickmayer, Italian Cello and Violin maker
Only the finest materials, chosen by Frank in person, are used in the construction of his instruments. Not only does he make violins and cellos, but many historical instruments such as the viella, lira da braccio, viola d'amore and viola da gamba, much appreciated by early music practioners, both amateurs and professionals.

The lovingly crafted instruments of Liuteria Dalla Quercia are much saught after by collectors and musicians all over the world. For more detailed information click on any of the topics on the left.

Cellos, Violins and Violas, lovingly made by Frank Eickmeyer, Italian Violin Maker

The 'conce' by the river Temo, location of Liuteria Dalla Quercia
The studio and workshop are located in the old conce beside the river Temo.

Violins, Violas and Cellos made by Francesco Dalla Quercia, Italian Violin Maker.

 

Violins, Violas and Cellos, restored and created by Liutaio Francesco Della Quercia

Francesco dalla Quercia makes his stringed instruments using the secrets and inspiration of the ancient Italian Masters, such as Ansaldo Poggi, and Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù.