French 7/8 violin, approx. 1930, Laberte

French 7/8 violin, made in the French town of Mirecourt around 1930. This 7/8 violin is one of the simple but sonorous pieces crafted in the famous Laberte workshops. The traditional company was at the height of its international success during this period and confidently guaranteed the exchange of any instrument that did not completely satisfy its buyer – a promise that seems completely unnecessary in view of the quality of this 7/8 violin, which is of rare quality. The typical workmanship of the scroll, the luminous orange-brown spirit oil varnish and good-quality tone woods define its elegant, unmistakably French radiance. High-quality spruce was chosen for the top; the two-piece design of the back preserves the interesting mild flaming of the high-quality maple. This 7/8 violin, which has been preserved with traces of use but is undamaged, is suitable for beginners and advanced players. It was thoroughly set up at our violin-making workshop and carefully made ready to play so that it can unfold not only its visual antique beauty but also its large, mature sound, which is bright, clear and radiant. Free delivery, with a 30-day money-back guarantee and Corilon's trade-in guarantee.

 

 

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