【Demo Video Available】 https://youtu.be/bGREO0lXG34 No Label, Made around 1800 4/4 Size Violin Body Length: 359mm This is an old violin with no label, made around 1800. It is finished with a deep brown varnish, and the wood used is also of good quality. The arching is medium, but the overall shape is gentle with few irregularities, so it feels somewhat flat. The width (bouts) is slightly wider, and the overall appearance is similar to the Maggini style. Looking inside from the left F-hole, it's mostly unreadable, but you can just barely make out "in Brefeia" (Brescia, Italy) at the end. Like a true old instrument, it shows numerous repair marks (peg hole bushings, neck graft, soundpost patch, ebony crown, crack reinforcement, etc.), and has been fully restored. The fitting parts (pegs, tailpiece, chin rest) have been replaced with new logwood parts and adjusted. Logwood is a legume wood similar in appearance and properties to pernambuco, which is used for bows. Pernambuco parts sets are high-end, costing at least 20,000 to 30,000 yen, but many people equip their instruments with them due to their high acoustic performance. It has the rich tone unique to old instruments. It is easy to play and has a high performance, producing a good sound without any quirks. How about acquiring a genuine old violin on this occasion? Old violins in the true sense (works from around 1800) like this instrument are rarely found on flea market sites. The number of existing instruments is fixed and does not increase, so their prices continue to rise year after year. Enjoy violins carefully selected by a specialist shop that handles a wide range of instruments, from new to modern to old violins, with prices ranging from several hundred thousand to several million yen. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, soundpost adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). New Dominant Goldbrokat strings are installed. It has been adjusted and maintained, so you can use it immediately after tuning.