Labelled Stainer - - Violin





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Around 1653, a 4/4 violin by Jacobus Stainer, model Labelled Stainer, made of wood with a weight of 440 g, includes strings and tuner, physically very good and functionally tested and playable, over 200 years old, part of a lot of 27 objects.
Description from the seller
4/4 violin with the label "Jacobus Stainer in Absam prope Oenipontum 1653."
- It had a small crack on the back near the bridge, but it has been repaired.
- It is in very good condition, both aesthetically and functionally, with only minor imperfections due to age.
- Very good sound.
- Original varnish.
- No further investment needed; it is ready to play as is.
- Suitable for women players as well.
- Total length: 59 cm
- Body length: 35.8 cm
- Upper bout width: 16.7 cm
- Middle width: 11 cm
- Lower bout width: 20.2 cm
- Will be securely packed and shipped on time.
Violins and bows described as 'certified' or 'attributed' include images of their certificates and are therefore considered to have a higher degree of documented certainty regarding maker, origin, and age than instruments described only as 'labelled' (violins) or 'stamped' (bows), for which we provide no guarantee of any kind
4/4 violin with the label "Jacobus Stainer in Absam prope Oenipontum 1653."
- It had a small crack on the back near the bridge, but it has been repaired.
- It is in very good condition, both aesthetically and functionally, with only minor imperfections due to age.
- Very good sound.
- Original varnish.
- No further investment needed; it is ready to play as is.
- Suitable for women players as well.
- Total length: 59 cm
- Body length: 35.8 cm
- Upper bout width: 16.7 cm
- Middle width: 11 cm
- Lower bout width: 20.2 cm
- Will be securely packed and shipped on time.
Violins and bows described as 'certified' or 'attributed' include images of their certificates and are therefore considered to have a higher degree of documented certainty regarding maker, origin, and age than instruments described only as 'labelled' (violins) or 'stamped' (bows), for which we provide no guarantee of any kind

