VIOLINE UND 2 VIOLINBÖGEN Wohl Deutsch, Anfang 20. Jh. Ei - photo 1

VIOLINE UND 2 VIOLINBÖGEN Wohl Deutsch, Anfang 20. Jh. Ei

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08.09.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
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Lot 3186 | VIOLINE UND 2 VIOLINBÖGEN Wohl Deutsch, Anfang 20. Jh. Ei
VIOLIN AND 2 VIOLIN BOWS probably German, beginning of the 20th century. One-piece spruce top and maple back, dark brown varnish, with case. 4/4 violin, l. 59 cm, body l. 35,5 cm. Unmarked. With spare chinrest, 3 Piastro strings (g and e among others), Husson violin resin (rosin), and 3 wolf-knobs, including 2 in wood and 1 in iron. Violin bows, inscribed F.C. Pfretzschner and unmarked, each with octagonal stick, mother-of-pearl ornaments (1x mother-of-pearl eye), ebonized frog, thumb leather, winding worn, new bow hair required, l. 74 and 74.5 cm, weights approx. 56g and 58g. Part. damaged, strings and bridge missing, chinrest damaged.
VIOLINE UND 2 VIOLINBÖGEN Wohl Deutsch, Anfang 20. Jh. Einteilige Fichtenholzdecke und Ahornboden, dunkelbrauner Lack, mit Koffer. 4/4 Geige, L. 59 cm, Korpusl. 35,5 cm. Ungemarkt. Mit Ersatzkinnhalter, 3 Piastro Saiten (u.a. g und e), Husson Geigenharz (Kolophonium) und 3 Wolftöter, darunter 2 in Holz und 1 in Eisen. Geigenbögen, bez. F.C. Pfretzschner und ungemarkt, jeweils oktogonale Stange, Perlmuttverzierungen (1x Perlmuttauge), ebonisierter Frosch, Daumenleder, Wicklung abgenutzt, neues Bogenhaar erforderlich, L. 74 und 74,5 cm, Gew. ca. 56g und 58g. Part. besch., Saiten und Steg fehlen, Kinnhalter besch..
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