Silver Bach
 |
 Trumpet VINCENT BACH CORPMT VERNON NY 7 cornet flugelhorn 7 funnel bowl  US $39.99
|
 Vincent Bach 7DW Trumpet Mouthpiece Used US $20.09
|
 Trumpet Mouthpiece 3C size Silver for Yamaha or Bach trumpet US $11.00
|
 Used Bach USA gold lacquer Bb trumpet model 1530 with Selmer trumpet care kit US $388.00 |
 Blessing USA Scholastic trumpet w Selmer trumpet care kit New Bach mouthpiece US $298.00
|
 King Master Model Silver Cornet US $500.00
|
 BACH STRADIVARIUS 181 ML PROFESSIONAL Bb CORNET LACQUER 37 BELL US $1,000.00
|
 GIARDINELLI 3M TRUMPET MOUTHPIECE Conn King Bach Olds GOOD USED CONDITIONNICE US $20.50
|
 VINCENT BACH 10 1 2C TRUMPET MOUTHPIECE BACH OLDS CONN KING GOOD USED COND US $24.99
|
 Silver Trumpet Mouthpiece 3C Size for Bach Brand New US $13.95
|
 TRUMPET VINCENT BACH CORPNEW YORK 7CV original vintage mouthpiece VERY NICE US $59.99
|
 Pro Straight Trumpet Mute Rose cupper New US $19.80
|
 Yamaha YTR 8310Z Bb Trumpet US $1,200.00
|
 Bach Stradavarius Trumpet 180 37 Silver Wow US $895.00
|
 Vintage 70 71 Bach Stradivarius 37 Model Trumpet Very Clean US $750.00
|
 Vintage Bach Mercedes II Silver Trumpet W Case US $102.50
|
 VGC Bach Silver Plated Trumpet Mouthpiece Size 7C US $22.75
|
 LOOK SILVER BACH SOLOIST W CASE ACCESSORIES US $800.00
|
 King Silver Flair Trumpet B flat manufactured in 1991 US $650.00
|
 Custom made SE Shires Model B Trumpet in Silver Plate with Bach 7C US $2,450.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius Model 37 Silver CornetNice US $800.00
|
 BACH STRAD C TRUMPET US $1,000.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius 37 37L Removable Trumpet Bell Silver Bb Parts or Repair US $75.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius 43 Removable Trumpet Bell Silver Bb Parts or Repair US $89.00
|
 Trumpet Mouthpiece 5C size New Silver color US $11.50
|
 Trumpet Mouthpiece 7C size New Silver color US $11.50
|
 Herald Trumpet Silver Bach Stradivarius 180 37 Herald Model TrumpetYear 1977 US $875.00
|
 BEAUTIFUL Bach Bb Strad 180S37 ML Bore Silver w case US $995.00
|
 CONN SHOOTING STARS DIRECTOR TRUMPET WITH ORIGINAL CASE MINT US $140.00
|
 Silver Bach Stradivarius 72 Bb trumpet US $1,900.00
|
 Silver Trumpet Mouthpiece 7C Size for Bach Brand New US $13.99
|
 Burbank Silver C Trumpet Good Condition US $424.00
|
 Bach TR 200 Silver Bb Intermediate Trumpet US $649.99
|
 BEAUTIFUL SELMER ERA II TRUMPET MODEL 90 in C US $990.00
|
 Trumpet Mouthpiece silver 7C brand new US $14.40
|
 Professional model Holton Bb Trumpet US $1,800.00
|
 Bach TR300 854562 Tri finish Velvet Trumpet with Bach Case Mouthpiece US $249.00
|
 BACH TR300 A81520 Tri Finish Velvet Finish Trumpet with Bach Case Mouthpiece US $289.00
|
 UP FOR GRABS GRADS OR DADS Bach Stradivarius Bb Trumpet 180S 37 PRO CLEANED A US $1,825.00
|
 Olds Opera Cornet US $393.00
|
 BACH STRADIVARUS 37 ML 239451 US $1,600.00
|
 FINGER BUTTONS Yamaha Xeno Tuba 24K Gold Plated with Cobalt Custom Inlay US $89.99
|
 Bach Prelude Silver Plated Bb Trumpet US $250.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius Trumpet US $721.55
|
 Silver Bach Stradivarius Model 72 Bb Concert Trumpet W Case mint cond US $1,800.00
|
 Bb CONCERT TRUMPET BRAND NEW 2012 SILVER BAND TRUMPETS BANKRUPT US $5.55
|
 Bach Stradivarius C180 229 Bell 25H Lead pipe w Brand New Case US $1,699.00
|
 1940 Bach Strad Step Up Cornet Model 37 US $1,700.00
|
 Vincent Bach Silver Stradivarius Model 37 Professional Bb Trumpet w 7C Case US $598.00
|
 1966 Conn Connstellation 37 38A Cornet US $600.00
|
 Vincent Bach Trumpet Mouthpiece 7C US $9.90
|
 JParduba Cushion Rim Double Cup Trumpet Mouthpiece Model 6 US $75.00
|
 Silver E Benge Resno Trumpet 2 LA Los Angeles Custom Built 2 Beautiful w case US $474.00
|
 Getzen 700 Eterna II Bb Trumpet US $650.00
|
 Insanely Rare Aubertin Trumpet US $800.00
|
 Bach Silver Trumpet US $660.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius Model 37 ML Professional Trumpet NICE US $1,000.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius Model 37 ML Professional Trumpet WOW US $850.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius Model 43 ML Professional Trumpet WOW US $850.00
|
 New York Bach Stradivarius ML Trumpet Model 37 WOW US $1,350.00
|
 Custom French Selmer 3S trumpet mouthpiece US $65.00
|
 1973 Benge 3x Bb Ttrumpet US $1,000.00
|
 Vintage Frank Holton Trumpet US $20.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius 180S37 Bb Trumpet Silver US $2,000.00
|
 Bach Prelude TR711 Bb Lacquered Student Trumpet w Backpack Style Case US $339.00
|
 Amazing Custom Stradivarius Bach Trumpet Set C Trumpet Bb with accessories US $3,500.00
|
 Bach TR 200 Silver Trumpet US $595.00
|
 SILVER PICCOLO TRUMPET WITH CHROME POLISH WITH FREE CASE BOX MOUTHPIECE US $149.00
|
 Vento 500 Series Model 5310 Bb Silver Student Trumpet US $170.00
|
 Bach Trumpet Mouthpiece NEW 3516B 351 6B Great Deal Silver US $43.99
|
 Brand New Trumpet Mouthpiece 3C Size Silver US $11.95
|
 VINCENT BACH CORP 7 C SILVER PLATED TRUMPET MOUTHPIECE US $14.00
|
 Deluxe Silver Trumpet Case NEW Fits Bb Yamaha Bach King Conn Holton LAST ONE US $44.99
|
 Bach Stradivarius Professional LR180S37 Bb Trumpet US $2,550.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius LR180S43 Professional Reverse Tuning Bb Trumpet US $2,550.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius 180S43 Professional Bb Silver Plated Trumpet US $2,550.00
|
 Bach Stradivarius LR180S72 Professional Bb Silver Plated Trumpet US $2,550.00
|
 Trumpet Mouthpiece 3C size New Silver color US $11.50
|
 VINTAGE VINCENT BACH CORP 7C SILVER PLATED TRUMPET MOUTHPIECE US $5.99
|
 Professional Bach Stradivarius Model 37 Silver Bb Trumpet with Gold Trim ML 25R US $1,299.00
|
 this is a bach tr200 model silver trumpet comes with 2 books and cleaning stuf US $1,200.00
|
 Bach ML 37 bell 25 pipe almost all silver plate Vintage Bell US $1,500.00
|
 VINTAGE 1963 REYNOLDS MEDALIST CORNET WITH VINCENT BACH SILVER MOUTHPIECE CASE US $99.99
|
 Vincent Bach Stradivarius C TRUMPET US $1,000.00
|
 VINCENT BACH 7C CORNET MOUTHPIECE And Box US $15.00
|
 Trumpet UMI model 65B in silver plate US $950.00
|
 Rudy Muck COPY Trumpet Mouthpiece UNMARKED US $5.99
|
 Bach TR200 Trumpet US $399.99
|
 Vincent Bach 5C Trumpet Mouthpiece small letter US $5.99
|
The Art of Jewelry in America
As art jewelry comes into its own in America, galleries are clasping onto the trend and finding success with the art/jewelry mix.
Throughout the world, body ornamentation is an ancient and time-honored art form. Yet in the United States, jewelry as art has only recently come into its own.
Such art is not the series of gold tennis bracelets lined up in a glass case at the mall. Nor is it the design of a single artist whose staff puts it into mass production. These are handcrafted, one-of-a-kind works conceived and executed by the artist with all the technical elements and aesthetics that carry it across the line into the realm of fine art.
"The distinction between mass-produced jewelry and art jewelry is not just in the quantity but the design," said jewelry artist Gretchen Kubacky of Los Angeles. "I've seen some stunningly high-quality designs in a department store that wouldn't be considered fine art, and I've seen $5,000 diamond earrings that have no design quality to them. Art is in the eye of the beholder." All kinds of jewelry such as wholesale costume jewelry,fashion jewelry wholesale,wholesale jewelry,jewelry supply,pearl jewelry,body jewelry
Kubacky identifies her own work as "ethnicized contemporary" jewelry drawn from historical images, as well as craft and folk art. She uses sterling silver, high-quality stones and pearls, but she likes to mix them up, putting hand-made stones from India with cultured pearls--the fine and the not-so-fine--to create a more hand-made appearance.
"Jewelry-as-art depends on function and intimacy," wrote Carolyn Morris Bach, who exhibits her bone-and-precious metal jewelry at high-end expositions and in select fine art galleries across the country. "Every piece of jewelry that leaves the studio is entirely hand-fabricated by me. While I strive for perfection in my design and craftsmanship, I am not overly concerned that every form requires perfectly rounded edges or that every element be an exact replication of its counterpart. If this is art, it should be individual and unique and preserve for the viewer deliberate traces of the decisions for fabrication; the passage of the hands through materials."
Herein lies the realm of distinction between commercial jewelry and jewelry as fine art. Part of the departure lies in the purpose or intention behind the piece, whether it was made to be sold in quantity at a profit and ultimately worn, or if it was created for the sake of art--art that was hand crafted, using unconventional materials or traditional materials in unconventional ways. The closer the artist remains to the creative process, the closer the jewelry is to fine art.
"The difference is the same for jewelry as it is for the other decorative arts, such as glass and ceramics," said jewelry artist and photographer Douglas Steakley, who exhibits jewelry and other fine crafts at his Concepts Gallery in Carmel, Calif. "You can tell when they change into fine art because they cease being functional, or they become sculptural objects themselves," Steakley said. "Still, there remains a huge gray area of pieces that are semi-functional or are artistic but identifiable, wearable jewelry."
Steakley and his wife Jacqueline founded Concepts 15 years ago as a gallery featuring the work of jewelry artists like Carolyn Morris Bach, Sydney Lynch and more. Their criteria were that each piece had to be unique, well-developed and identifiable--the artist had to create a signature.
"Concepts hasn't changed much," he said, "except to introduce glass and photography that follow the same artistic criteria. It's a good mix. Glass, in particular, provides a nice contrast to the jewelry. It's larger, visually interesting and colorful. It's also more accessible than jewelry."
Jewelry continues to make inroads into fine art venues such as galleries, high-end shows and expos, and it is creating quite a presence in the marketplace.
Patina Gallery in Santa Fe, N.M., dedicates half of its expansive space to art jewelry and the balance to other fine crafts. Owned by Allison Barnett and directed by her husband, jewelry artist Ivan Barnett, the nearly two-year-old gallery is renowned for representing some of the finest art jewelry in the world.
"We make a huge commitment to European jewelry artists," said Ivan. "At lot of what I would call the cutting-edge of art jewelry is coming out of Europe. Theirs is a different, cleaner aesthetic. American jewelry artists are more decadent--not in a bad way--but there is a pared-down quality about the European designs. Americans are still tied a little more to the precious materials, largely because America is so market driven. Not to misrepresent the quality and aesthetic of many fine American artists, but Europeans are more closely aligned with our philosophy; creating surprises for people who have great sensibilities and want something way off the track."
For the past 23 years, the William Zimmer Gallery in Mendocino, Calif., has presented an "eclectic, expansive and imaginative collection of contemporary arts" in both traditional and craft media. Along with sculpture, painting and furniture, it specializes in fine art jewelry with work from Morris Bach, Lynch, Abrasha and others.
About the Author
Steven ZHAO is a MBA and CTO of BPWork.com Info-Tech Co., Ltd,- A professional offshore outsourcing services provider company in China & Australia specializing in Data entry and processing, Software development, Software testing, Database support, Website design, Software localization, Multimedia localization and BPO.%d%ahttp://www.bpwork.com%d%a%d%a