Vintage violin of Cremonese tradition, c.1990, Sancti Giuliani

This modern violin, built in the Cremonese violin making tradition of Antonio Stradivari, was made in the second half of the 20th century in the 1990s. Its two-piece back made of attractive, deeply flamed maple and the two-piece top made of medium-aged spruce are protected by an appealing antique-style, orange-brown glossy oil varnish. The fine edge inlay in the Cremonese style and the large, beautifully crafted scroll are particularly well done. The surprisingly powerful, somewhat unique and individual sound is characterized by strength, volume, and warmth—an interesting and well-played modern copy that we offer in crack-free and undamaged condition. This modern violin with a plausible label of a makewr unknown to us deserves our recommendation for players on a moderate budget. Free shipping, as with all our violins, with a 30-day return policy.