Violin guarneri

Français (english below):  Très joli violon ancien, fait vers 1930, sans étiquette. Modèle Guarneri del gesu. Travail de très bonne qualité et très propre. Très bon état. Minuscule fissure au niveau du sommet du bas. Fond 353 Acheteurs profil 0: suite à de nombreux impayés, merci de me contacter avant d'enchérir. Faute de quoi je me réserve le droit d'annuler vos enchères. Acheteurs hors Union Européenne: Nous n'expédions PAS d'objet avec une fausse déclaration douanière !Toute demande en ce sens après un achat entrainera une annulation de la vente immédiatement. Achetez en toute confiance ! vendeur pro, 100% d'évaluations positives !  N'hésitez pas à me contacter pour tout renseignement supplémentaire. Réponse ultra rapide! Etudie toutes les offres. Bonne chance ! Tous les violons, altos et violoncelles sont vendus en étui pour plus de protection. Ils sont vendus pour la plupart en l'état, et nécessitent un rafraichissement pour jouer à nouveau. Archets expédiés en tube de PVC renforcé. Emballage très soigné. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- English:  Very nice old violin, made circa 1930, unlabelled. Awesome craftsmanship, very clean. After Guarneri del gesu. Excellent condition. Micro crack near the bottom saddle. Back length 353mm Profile 0 without feedback: Due to many non paying users, please contact me before placing any bid. Otherwise, I will just cancel your bids. Bidders outside European Union, as professional seller: - We WON'T ship any item with a false customs declaration (we won't change the price, we won't indicate anything not true)- Any inquiry like that after sale we will cancel your order immediately. Bid with confidence ! Professional seller, 100% positive feedback !  Do not hesitate to contact me if you need anything. I will get back to you soon! Offers accepted. Good luck ! All my violins, violas or cello are sold in case for more security during shipping. Most of my instruments are sold "as is", and will need a refreshment to play again. Bows are shipped inside a strong PVC tube. Everything will be carefully packed.

Attention this is a very old and rare violin of a great master luthier. beautiful and fine work, beautiful varnish for his âge. it's an authentic one with etiquette and also handwriting. this violin is very popular because of its rarity and beauty *** An italian luthier saw this violin and thinks that after the finesse of the work carried out, its varnish it is very possible that this work of art was made by a very great italian luthier whose work charles jacquot would have appropriated This.Same luthier was greatly disturbed by the handwriting on the label which, he says, is exactly the same handwriting as that of the great Italian luthier quoted. this violin has been invited to be examined eg analyzed at the great violin museum of Cremona the violin has not yet gone to Cremona because I would like to have it repaired properly beforehand In the meantime, I am studying the offers with or without repair Charles Jacquot Violin maker (1804 – 1880) Mirecourt-born violin maker Charles Jacquot first apprenticed in his hometown with Didier Nicolas in 1819 before moving to Nancy in 1823. In 1827 he set up his own business there and married the sister of J.B. Vuillaume. After working in Nancy for 25years, Jacquot left the business to his son Pierre Charles and moved to Paris, where he was instrumental in founding the museum of the Paris Conservatoire. His work consists of violins, violas, and cellos on Stradivari, Guarneri, and Magginimodels, and displays excellent craftsmanship °sends very protected and well packaged°

Attention this is a uthentic one with etiquette and also handwriting. this violin is very popular because of its rarity and beauty Charles Jacquot Violin maker (1804 – 1880) Mirecourt Charles Jacquot first very old and rare violin of a great master luthier. beautiful and fine work, beautiful varnish for his âge. it's an aapprenticed in his hometown with Didier Nicolas in 1819 before moving to Nancy in 1823. In 1827 he set up his own business there and married the sister of J.B. Vuillaume. After working in Nancy for 25years, Jacquot left the business to his son Pierre Charles and moved to Paris, where he was instrumental in founding the museum of the Paris Conservatoire. His work consists of violins, violas, and cellos on Stradivari, Guarneri, and Magginimodels, and displays excellent craftsmanship °sends very protected and well packaged°-born violin maker