Excellent Markneukirchen violin after Amati

This well made replica of the Amati model originates from Markneukirchen, where it was handmade around 1910/1920. The high level Markneukirchen workmanship becomes obvious in the precisely carved "petite" soundholes and the accurately inlaid purfling. With its beautifully shining transparent golden-brown varnish the violin appears classy and sophisticated. The varnish is well preserved, the mildly flamed one-piece maple back is virtually scratchfree. The instrument is set up with a rosewood tailpiece and chinrest, emphasizing the instrument's noble and elegant appearance. The violin is in excellent undamaged condition, ready to play. The violin is easy and convenient to play, has a notably easy response and a well-balanced tone. Its liquid sound is clear, bright and brilliant.