Labelled David Tecchler - - Violin - Unknown
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4/4 antique violin labeled David Tecchler, Romae 1716, ready to play and tested and working, with new boxwood setup and strings, weight 0.5 kg, wood instrument with spruce top and strongly flamed maple back.
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A very fine antique 4/4 violin, labeled David Tecchler liutaro fecit Romae anno 1716. The instrument is in ready to play condition with tears, wears, and one small repaired crack under chin rest. The violin has an excellent high to medium grained spruce of the top and one piece back of strongly flamed maple with matched sides and scroll. Rich golden amber varnish shows an amazing wooden choice. The whole length of the violin is 588 mm and the back 357 mm. The width of the upper bouts: 166 mm; middle bouts: 112 mm; lower bouts: 204 mm. New boxwood set up and new strings. The sound is very good, suitable for soloist. Shipping worldwide insured
A very fine antique 4/4 violin, labeled David Tecchler liutaro fecit Romae anno 1716. The instrument is in ready to play condition with tears, wears, and one small repaired crack under chin rest. The violin has an excellent high to medium grained spruce of the top and one piece back of strongly flamed maple with matched sides and scroll. Rich golden amber varnish shows an amazing wooden choice. The whole length of the violin is 588 mm and the back 357 mm. The width of the upper bouts: 166 mm; middle bouts: 112 mm; lower bouts: 204 mm. New boxwood set up and new strings. The sound is very good, suitable for soloist. Shipping worldwide insured
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Labelled David Tecchler
Multiple Models
No
Country of Origin
Unknown
Condition
Good
Nr of items
1
Includes
No extra's
Weight
0.5 kg
Material
Wood
Tested and working
Tested and working/playable
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