Stainer Violin Stamped On Back

A 19th Century German Violin, stamped 'Stainer', with a 355mm two piece

(20.3 cm.) wide at lower bout, and 1 in. No caselength of back is 14 1/4 in. I am seeking information on a violin that has been left to me for repair. I have found no other identification whatsoever on the. My question is about the contour of the front and back plates.

1920s German Made Violin Jacobus Stainer Style Picker's Supply

The history of the instrument, as far as i know it, is roughly 100 years. (2.5 cm.) in depth at side, taken at the end block. They are very accentuated as they head out toward the edges, rather than a gradual slope. Web a 'stainer' violin with 'stainer' stamped on the back plate is probably a late copy. Web we.

German violin c1900 stamped Stainer with 36cm twopiece maple back and

Web hi, this is your answer, please read entirely. This is a nice german copy of a jacobus stainer violin, made in the late 1800's or early 1900's. It's ready to go with a shimmed fingerboard, otto infeld tailpiece and a good. They are very accentuated as they head out toward the edges, rather than a gradual slope. No caselength.

A 19th century violin with 2 piece back stamped 'Stainer', with label

(2.5 cm.) in depth at side, taken at the end block. 1920, 4/4 size, made in germany. I am seeking information on a violin that has been left to me for repair. Most likely made in germany or some other part of europe. No caselength of back is 14 1/4 in.

1920s German Made Violin Jacobus Stainer Style Picker's Supply

Web jacobus stainer 4/4 violin with a flame maple body and neck. They are very accentuated as they head out toward the edges, rather than a gradual slope. 1920, 4/4 size, made in germany. The subject violin has a stamped mark, stainer, on the back, positioned. (20.3 cm.) wide at lower bout, and 1 in.

Stainer Violin Stamped On Back - Most likely made in germany or some other part of europe. I am seeking information on a violin that has been left to me for repair. Web we have a violin with all the earmarks described in this thread as a mass produced lower quality facsimile. Web hi, this is your answer, please read entirely. The history of the instrument, as far as i know it, is roughly 100 years. Web it is stamped stainer under the button, and is in a state of disrepair.

I have found no other identification whatsoever on the. Web it is stamped stainer under the button, and is in a state of disrepair. This is a nice german copy of a jacobus stainer violin, made in the late 1800's or early 1900's. Web jacobus stainer 4/4 violin with a flame maple body and neck. The stainer stamp on the back was a marketing gimmick because stainer was an outstanding maker, and stamping his name on an instrument was supposed to help it sell better.

I Have Found No Other Identification Whatsoever On The.

Web jacobus stainer 4/4 violin with a flame maple body and neck. (20.3 cm.) wide at lower bout, and 1 in. Tammuz's query about the value of travelling to another city to see. This is a nice german copy of a jacobus stainer violin, made in the late 1800's or early 1900's.

It's Ready To Go With A Shimmed Fingerboard, Otto Infeld Tailpiece And A Good.

Web we have a violin with all the earmarks described in this thread as a mass produced lower quality facsimile. The stainer stamp on the back was a marketing gimmick because stainer was an outstanding maker, and stamping his name on an instrument was supposed to help it sell better. 1920, 4/4 size, made in germany. No caselength of back is 14 1/4 in.

I Am Seeking Information On A Violin That Has Been Left To Me For Repair.

Most likely made in germany or some other part of europe. Does anyone have any idea as to the construction of this violin, and why it is contoured such? Web a 'stainer' violin with 'stainer' stamped on the back plate is probably a late copy. (2.5 cm.) in depth at side, taken at the end block.

Web It Is Stamped Stainer Under The Button, And Is In A State Of Disrepair.

Web hi, this is your answer, please read entirely. The name stainer is stamped on the back. The history of the instrument, as far as i know it, is roughly 100 years. My luthier says the arching is very nice.