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We don’t just trade violins.
TMX protects and elevates fine instruments, authenticates every piece, and connects it to the next generation of serious players with expertise and integrity.

Skip the risks of random online buying or selling — counterfeits, hidden damage, unfair pricing.
Our professional assessment and matching service keep your instrument safe, valued, and appreciated.

A smart, secure way to upgrade or acquire a fine violin — only at Tong Ming Xi Gallery

Milano School Violin

Italy / 1800
Now: SGD 35000

Finechord Violin

China / 2017
Usual Price: SGD 6540
Now : SGD 4250

William Robinson Violin

English / 1928
Usual Price: SGD 21800
As Is Price: SGD 14170

Geo Heinl By Joseph Guarnerius

Germany / 1954
Retail Price: SGD 16350
Now : SGD 6540

Copy Of Vuillaume Violin

Germany / 1980
Retail Price: SGD 10900
Now : SGD 8560

Gaiani Romann Violin

Italy / 1989
Retail Price: SGD 43600
Now : SGD 32700

Claudio Profilo Violin

Italy / 2007
Retail Price: SGD 32700
As Is Price: SGD 27250

Copy Of Stradivari 3/4 Violin

Germany / 1950
Retail Price: SGD 6540
Now : SGD 5350

Consignment means you place your instrument with us to sell on your behalf. You remain the owner until it’s sold.

We focus on quality European violins, violas, cellos — fractional sizes (½, ¾) and full size are welcome if in good playing condition.

No. We carefully select instruments that meet our playability and quality standards. This protects buyers and maintains trust.

We aim to keep a curated collection that inspires players. Instruments with poor sound, heavy wear, or low market demand may not be accepted.

Yes, but it may need setup, adjustment, or repairs before we can represent it. We’ll advise after evaluation.

We’ll provide a repair estimate. You can choose to proceed with the work so the instrument can be listed.

Yes. We charge for evaluation, authentication, and professional presentation, including a detailed Assessment Report. These services ensure safety, accurate pricing, and buyer confidence.

It’s a professional condition and authenticity checklist prepared by our luthiers. The report shows setup details, playability, structural condition, and value range — helping buyers feel safe and informed.

Buyers are more confident when they see a clear, expert-verified report. It shows the instrument has been inspected, set up, and priced fairly, which speeds up decision-making and builds trust.

Our luthiers assess the instrument’s maker, condition, and market value (supported by the Assessment Report) before recommending a fair selling range. We discuss this with you before listing.

After evaluation and any needed setup, your instrument can usually be listed within 1–2 weeks.

It will be safely kept and shown at Tong Ming Xi Gallery, where buyers can try it in a professional environment.

Yes. We present it to serious players visiting our gallery, share it with teacher networks, and may feature it online.

Yes, you can suggest a minimum. We’ll advise if it’s realistic based on market demand and the Assessment Report findings.

Yes. You can cancel the consignment and collect your instrument, provided there’s no confirmed sale in progress.

Your instrument is covered under our gallery’s care while on display. We treat every piece responsibly.

Typically 3–6 months, but we can review and adjust depending on market response.

Our team will update you on buyer interest and discuss offers before confirming a sale.

We handle payment collection, complete the transaction with the buyer, and transfer proceeds to you (minus agreed fees).

Simply fill in our consignment form online or visit our gallery. We’ll contact you for assessment and next steps.

Submit You Consignment Request