Vintage Violin with Kretschmann Label
Item Details
A vintage violin with a paper label inside that reads ‘Georg Carl Kretschmann Violin & Macher in Neukirchen.’ The original violin maker by this name lived in Markneukirchen (Saxony, Germany) from 1702-1783, but this is most likely a Czech copy from the early 20th century. Also included is a G. & S. Chicago hardshell leather case, with green velvet lining, two 25’ bows with loose horsehair strands, and a metal music stand inside a two-piece leather case.
- At the time of cataloging, EBTH was unable to determine the working condition of this item, it is being sold ‘as-is.’ Refunds based on the working condition of the item will not be issued.
Condition
This violin is untested. It needs to be restrung, and has numerous surface scratches. It may have other defects that are not readily apparent to a non-expert. Four wooden pegs and chin rest are present, and bridge has only 1 screw out of 4. The case is pretty banged up but does latch shut. Condition of velvet interior of case is worn, but zipper works. The two bows need restrung.
Dimensions
Violin is 23" long and 7" wide.
Item #
14CIN280-126
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