Labelled Anton Schroetter - 4/4 - - Cello - Germany - 1970





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German 4/4 cello from 1970 with a Labelled Anton Schroetter label, tested and functional, includes a hard case, weight 15 kg, dimensions 122 by 45 by 35 cm, in very good physical condition.
Description from the seller
German Cello 4/4
Label Anton Schroetter, Geigenbauwmeister, Mittenwald/Bavaria, Made in Germany not certified
Solid wood
Heavy cello
The top plate shows a bulging seam where the two parts are glued together. The back plate has a tiny crack at the upper right, see photos
Does not affect the tone or playability
Very stable in tuning thanks to the mechanical pegs
The stack sits well
Easy to play, well-regulated bridge by Brussels luthier André Theunis, brand stamp on the bridge
Shipped in a PVC cello case Chenonceau. During transport the stack may come loose.
Can also be collected
No bow included.
Violin and bows described as 'certified' or 'accredited' include images of their certificates and therefore have a higher degree of documented certainty regarding maker, origin and age than instruments described only as 'labeled' (violins) or 'stamped' (bows), for which we make no warranty.
German Cello 4/4
Label Anton Schroetter, Geigenbauwmeister, Mittenwald/Bavaria, Made in Germany not certified
Solid wood
Heavy cello
The top plate shows a bulging seam where the two parts are glued together. The back plate has a tiny crack at the upper right, see photos
Does not affect the tone or playability
Very stable in tuning thanks to the mechanical pegs
The stack sits well
Easy to play, well-regulated bridge by Brussels luthier André Theunis, brand stamp on the bridge
Shipped in a PVC cello case Chenonceau. During transport the stack may come loose.
Can also be collected
No bow included.
Violin and bows described as 'certified' or 'accredited' include images of their certificates and therefore have a higher degree of documented certainty regarding maker, origin and age than instruments described only as 'labeled' (violins) or 'stamped' (bows), for which we make no warranty.

