FBI's Art Crime Team in LA asks for public's help with a cold case in which a 1710 Amati violin was stolen from a home in the ...

Federal officials sought the public's assistance Thursday in locating a 1710 Amati violin stolen from a residence in the Los ...

Federal officials sought the public’s assistance Thursday in locating a 1710 Amati violin stolen from a residence in the Los Feliz area five years ago. The wooden instrument was stolen from the ...

This rare 1710 Amati violin was stolen Dec. 8 from outside a Los Feliz home. (Photo from Tarisio) The FBI is in hot pursuit this Christmas season of a thief who may have music on his mind: A rare ...

Inside was something Weinstein was transporting to a secure location, as he was concerned about its safety: a 1710 Amati violin, valued at over $700,000. Instead, someone stole the car and the ...

Earlier this month, he took a prized 1710 violin by Hieronymus Amati II, one of the most important violin makers in the musical instrument history, out of storage, thinking he would personally ...

If the 1710 Amati went up for auction today, it could fetch up to $900,000, according to Price. Two years ago, another Amati violin that was made sometime around the year 1700 sold at the Ingles ...

A rare Italian violin was stolen from a resident in the Los Feliz area of LA on 12/8. The FBI’s #ArtCrimeTeam & @LAPDHQ are seeking the 1710 Amati to find the responsible party & return the art ...

Middle bouts - 11.2 centimeters Lower bouts - 20.4 centimeters The LA Times said Hieronymus Amati, who crafted the violin, was "one of the most important violin makers in musical instrument history." ...

If you have information about the theft of the violin's whereabout, to call FBI's Los Angeles Field Office at 310-477-6565, contact your local FBI office, or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate.

If you have information about the theft of the violin's whereabout, to call FBI's Los Angeles Field Office at 310-477-6565, contact your local FBI office, or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate.

If you have information about the theft of the violin's whereabout, to call FBI's Los Angeles Field Office at 310-477-6565, contact your local FBI office, or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate.