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BID DATE: 10/25/2020 08:34 AM
CURRENT BIDDER: carols789
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DESCRIPTION OLD GERMAN VIOLIN (C. HAVEMANN) WITH CASE Age. Old but unsure Composition. Wood Size. 24” long Rating: 7 Comments. There is a David Christian Havemann paper label in the interior but we are unsure if the violin is original or a reproduction. It has a solid neck, hollow body with large F holes, chin rest as well as tailpiece, matching tuning pegs and a nice scroll at the top. There is some vertical scratched in Oriental lettering on the back. The woods finish has wear, small missing spots and scratches/scrapes. This violin is in sturdy shape with no apparent breaks having normal use wear, has some wood wear, a thin wood split on the lower bout on the front left and has some small chips. It comes with a 28 ¾” long unmarked bow that has mother-of-pearl accent pieces and needs to be re-strung Also included is a hardbody case, an extra tailpiece, an extra bridge and some rosin. Need some work before your next virtuoso. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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