Circa 1920 German Violin
Circa 1920 Violin, possibly made in Germany/Bohemia, or Markneukirchen. Label reads Antonius Stradiuarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1719 (label is a facsimile or reproduction, not necessarily intended to deceive, but may have been used to indicate model of violin). Top is made of spruce and back is of 2-piece maple. This violin would be a perfect option for a fiddler or violinist looking for an antique yet affordable instrument. Tone can be described as sweet, bright and clear.
Note: The action is very low on this violin (the string height from the fingerboard), making it very easy to play, and especially good for fiddling.
(AVA102)
Circa 1920 Violin, possibly made in Germany/Bohemia, or Markneukirchen. Label reads Antonius Stradiuarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1719 (label is a facsimile or reproduction, not necessarily intended to deceive, but may have been used to indicate model of violin). Top is made of spruce and back is of 2-piece maple. This violin would be a perfect option for a fiddler or violinist looking for an antique yet affordable instrument. Tone can be described as sweet, bright and clear.
Note: The action is very low on this violin (the string height from the fingerboard), making it very easy to play, and especially good for fiddling.
(AVA102)
Circa 1920 Violin, possibly made in Germany/Bohemia, or Markneukirchen. Label reads Antonius Stradiuarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1719 (label is a facsimile or reproduction, not necessarily intended to deceive, but may have been used to indicate model of violin). Top is made of spruce and back is of 2-piece maple. This violin would be a perfect option for a fiddler or violinist looking for an antique yet affordable instrument. Tone can be described as sweet, bright and clear.
Note: The action is very low on this violin (the string height from the fingerboard), making it very easy to play, and especially good for fiddling.
(AVA102)