Description

This beautiful, antique “fancy” violin, was likely made in the late 1800’s or early 1900’s in central Europe. It has been carefully restored by Mark Ralston of Centre Hall with several new components, including: sound post, bridge, tailpiece with fine-tuners, chin rest, and student-grade strings. The body, refinished using French polish, is in good condition and all glued joints are intact. The spruce top has some well-repaired, stable cracks.
The violin has been set up for the best attainable sound and playability. It is suitable for use as a student instrument or as a travel instrument. It comes with a newly-rehaired bow, and a restored, vintage, wooden “coffin” case. Fair market value for this violin, bow, and case is between $250 and $325.
Item No. 2026-104