German-Bohemian violin, patterend after Klotz, approx. 1920

This old, attractively looking old violin of Germany / Bohemia is a well preserved piece with a striking appearance, that was built approx. 1920 in the Bohemian-Saxonian "Musikwinkel". The unknown luthier selected a model referring to the historical Klotz violin. The elegantly designed scroll, the slightly accentuated edges, style of purfling and the one-piece back of interesting maple wood demonstrate the careful work of an experienced hand. The luminous golden-brown varnish with antiqueings completes the antique appearance of this violin, that is preserved crackfree in very good condition and has been - like all stringed instruments in the Corilon violins online catalogue - completely worked over by our expert luthiers, now offered ready to play. Her somewhat clear, radiant sound is rich in overtones - a voice of good strength suitable for advanced and good orchestra players.