German ¾ unlabelled violin from the nineteenth century onward

The great violin making towns of the Vogtland in north eastern Germany and what is now the Czech Republic, produced many thousands of violins every year for eager students all over the world. The vast majority of them, like this carefully-maintained example, have found, multiple homes over the last century or two to give aspiring players musical inspiration. The tone is rich and bright, very even across all four strings, and projects well. The violin comes with a case and bow.