This violin is a Stradivari model, handcrafted by Enrico Allorto using the classical lutherie techniques, following the traditional Cremonese method.

This inlay work on the fingerboard and tailpiece of a viola da gamba represents small birds among plant and floral motifs. The instrument is a replica of a Barak Norman model by Valentina Montanucci.

Restoration of an ancient six course mandolin by Gianuarius Vinaccia, 1772. The instrument was open, fixed and refurbished. The mother-of-pearl decoration was renovated.

This carved small headpiece was inspired by a Roman sculpture kept at the Louvre Museum and restored by French sculptor Nicolas Cordier. It was crafted to decorate a viol by Carlo Chiesa.

The instrument was made from wrecked or confiscated boats, used by smugglers in the Mediterranean Sea. In this case Allorto followed the Renaissance and not the classical lutherie techniques, making staves and bending the wood exactly like you do for barrel making.