【Trial Performance Video Available】 https://youtu.be/ZHiH_IKugsM "Johann Gottlob Ficker, Vilino, Correfpontent Romani Cremona 800" Made in Markneukirchen, Germany, 1800 4/4 size Violin Body Length: 355mm Johann Gottlob Ficker (1744-1832) A member of the Ficker family, a violin-making family, from the old period. The label says Cremona, and it seems he once worked in Cremona, but he mainly produced traditional Steiner model works in Germany. In addition to the label, there is a brand (*I:G:F.*) and, depending on the instrument, inlaid decoration under the back button. As the maker's description states, it is a high arch of the Steiner model. Finished with golden brown varnish, the back plate is a single piece. There are many repair marks (peg hole bushing, neck joint, crack bonding, etc.) typical of old instruments, but they have all been restored. Due to a small sticker with a management number inside, it is probably an instrument that was handled by Shimokura Violin (Shimokura Gakki) in the past. Although it is old, it has no quirks and is a pleasant instrument to play and listen to, being both clear and full of flavor. How about taking this opportunity to acquire a genuine old violin? Original old violins like this instrument (works from around 1800) are rarely available on flea market sites. The number of existing instruments is fixed and does not increase, so the price continues to rise year by year. Enjoy violins carefully selected by a specialist shop that handles a wide variety of instruments, from new to modern to old violins, with prices ranging from several hundred thousand yen to several million yen. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, sound post adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). New Eudoxa (gut strings) are strung. Since it has been adjusted and maintained, you can use it immediately after tuning.