Professional Violin, Bow, and Case - Very Fine Quality - $2,235 (North Charlotte - University Area)

This fine instrument has a beautiful tone and was recently restored and appraised by John Montgomery – Raleigh, NC.
The violin bears the label: Antonius Stadivarius Cremonesis / Faciebat Anno 1727 with a current fair market value appraisal of $3,000.
00 (appraisal included).
The top is of spruce in two pieces and bears fine grain at the center to a medium fine grain at the edge.
The two-piece back is of maple bearing a medium fine figure descending from the center seam.
The ribs are of a maple bearing a similar figure.
The scroll, pegbox, and neck are of one piece of maple and bear a similar figure.
The varnish is shaded gold to red brown in color.
The principle measurements in centimeters are: Body Length – 35.
80 Body Width Upper Bout – 16.
70 Body Width Center Bout – 10.
80 Body Width Lower Bout – 20.
75 Rib Heights – 3.
30 / 3.
24 / 3.
25 / 3.
28 The restoration included new strings, repair to the peg box, new bridge, planed fingerboard, cleaning, and retouching.
The cost of this restoration was $1,248.
55 (receipt included).
The hardshell case is in excellent condition and is snug to the violin all around.
Also included with this violin is an Erich Steiner – octagonal German-made bow of Pernambuco wood that was recently re-haired and regripped at a cost of $110.
00 (receipt included).