Labelled Ettore Soffritti - 4/4 - - Violin - Unknown
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Description from the seller
An old master 4/4 violin labeled:
SOFFRITTI ETTORE Premiato con Gran Medaglia d'oro all'Esposizione Interazionale di Bruxelles Fece in Ferrara l'anno 1923.
Materials: very nice one piece narrow flamed maple back with matched sides, neck and scroll, high grained spruce top. Golden-amber varnish remains in good condition. Old ebony fittings, new bridge and new strings. No cracks. The violin is ready to play and features a mature, aged sound, rich in sound colors.
The total length of the violin is 593 mm, body - 355 mm. Width of the upper bout: 163 mm; middle: 110 mm; lower: 201 mm.
An old master 4/4 violin labeled:
SOFFRITTI ETTORE Premiato con Gran Medaglia d'oro all'Esposizione Interazionale di Bruxelles Fece in Ferrara l'anno 1923.
Materials: very nice one piece narrow flamed maple back with matched sides, neck and scroll, high grained spruce top. Golden-amber varnish remains in good condition. Old ebony fittings, new bridge and new strings. No cracks. The violin is ready to play and features a mature, aged sound, rich in sound colors.
The total length of the violin is 593 mm, body - 355 mm. Width of the upper bout: 163 mm; middle: 110 mm; lower: 201 mm.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Labelled Ettore Soffritti
Multiple models
No
Model
4/4
Country of origin
Unknown
Physical condition
Good
Number of objects
1
Includes
No extra's
Weight
0.5 kg
Material
Wood
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
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