3/4 VIOLINE NACH ANTONIO STRADIVARI UND 3/4 VIOLINBOGEN Wo - photo 1

3/4 VIOLINE NACH ANTONIO STRADIVARI UND 3/4 VIOLINBOGEN Wo

Lot 3190
08.09.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 3190 | 3/4 VIOLINE NACH ANTONIO STRADIVARI UND 3/4 VIOLINBOGEN Wo
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€ 300 – 150
3/4 VIOLIN AFTER ANTONIO STRADIVARI AND 3/4 VIOLIN BOW Probably Bohemia, 19th/20th century. Two-piece spruce top and flamed maple back, dark brown varnish. 3/4 violin, l. 57,5 cm, body l. 33,5 cm. Violin label: 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1714 A.S.'. Comes with case, spare chinrest, two shoulder rests, rosin. 3/4 violin bow, 20th c., round stick, mother-of-pearl eye, gold mounting, l. 67 cm, weight ca. 52g. Unmarked, partly dam., thumb leather worn, frog damaged, new bow hair needed. Back and top partly damaged and worn, 2 strings missing.
3/4 VIOLINE NACH ANTONIO STRADIVARI UND 3/4 VIOLINBOGEN Wohl Böhmen, 19./20. Jh. Zweiteilige Fichtenholzdecke und geflammter Ahornboden, dunkelbrauner Lack. 3/4 Geige, L. 57,5 cm, Korpusl. 33,5 cm. Geigenzettel: 'Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis Faciebat Anno 1714 A.S.'. Mit Koffer, Ersatzkinnhalter, Zwei Schulterstützen, Kolophonium. 3/4 Geigenbogen, 20. Jh., Runde Stange, Perlmuttauge, Goldmontierung, L. 67 cm, Gew. ca. 52g. Ungemarkt, part. best., Daumenleder abgenutzt, Frosch besch., neues Bogenhaar erforderlich. Boden und Decke part. besch. und best., 2 Saiten fehlen.
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