Labelled Nicolas Bertolini - 4/4 - - Violin - France - 1900





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This French 4/4 violin, labelled Nicolas Bertolini, dates from around 1900 and has been tested and is playable.
Description from the seller
A very beautiful and fine French 4/4 violin, bearing the brand mark Nicolas Bertolini. The instrument was made around 1900 and stands out for its light weight of 380 g, which gives it an excellent sound. The top is made of alpine spruce, and the two-piece back is made of figured Bosnian maple, as are the ribs and neck. The violin measures 57.5 cm, 35 cm, 16.3 cm, 10.9 cm and 20 cm, and the vibrating string length is 32 cm. It shows only slight signs of wear. The instrument has been restrung and fitted with a new bridge, so it is ready to play. Carefully packaged, it will be shipped via Colissimo and can be tracked online.
Violins and bows described as “certified” or “attributed” include images of their certificates and therefore offer 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 guarantee.
A very beautiful and fine French 4/4 violin, bearing the brand mark Nicolas Bertolini. The instrument was made around 1900 and stands out for its light weight of 380 g, which gives it an excellent sound. The top is made of alpine spruce, and the two-piece back is made of figured Bosnian maple, as are the ribs and neck. The violin measures 57.5 cm, 35 cm, 16.3 cm, 10.9 cm and 20 cm, and the vibrating string length is 32 cm. It shows only slight signs of wear. The instrument has been restrung and fitted with a new bridge, so it is ready to play. Carefully packaged, it will be shipped via Colissimo and can be tracked online.
Violins and bows described as “certified” or “attributed” include images of their certificates and therefore offer 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 guarantee.

