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mouseek - Posted - 01/06/2022: 09:15:48
Can anyone assist with determining value of this violin? Style/likely origin? It does not have a label.
KCFiddles - Posted - 01/08/2022: 11:11:46
Can't see details of the scroll, rib corners, or pegbox from the pictures you've provided, but it looks like generic post-WWII German trade violin. As for value, do you need to know private sale value, wholesale or insurance value? If I had one like that in my shop and it was in good shape and sounded good, I might ask around $500 - $700 for it. A lot of fiddles from that time period just didn't work well, (i.e. Scherl and Roth, some Pfretscner) and I just traded a bunch of similar ones off for less than $50 each to a friend who sells fiddles for $150.
Edited by - KCFiddles on 01/08/2022 11:12:56