Mathias Neüner labelled violin, Mittenwald - ca. 1859
An excellent choice of Vintage Violin for enthusiastic orchestral players and advancing students
Vintage German ca. 1859, labelled “Mathias Neüner Violin maker in Mittenwald, 1859, no. 94”
Recommended up to grade 8
Vintage violin of German origin built after a Maggini pattern, embellished by a double row of purfling around the edgework.
Very fine grained spruce for the front and one piece maple back
Ebony fittings
Benefits from Larsen Aurora strings, which add a resonant and crisp morning mood feeling to the sound.
Neck length: 130mm
Bodystop length: 195mm
Working string length: 329mm
Body length (excl. button): 359mm
Professionally serviced and set-up at Bridge Street Violins for the highest possible sound quality
Product Information
A lovely example of a violin from the German industrial age ca. 1859 The perfect antique instrument for a developing player or orchestral ensemble. With the new set-up the instrument gained its full potential of a clear and balanced sound.
Professional Set Up
Our instruments are professionally set up by our resident Bridge Street Luthier to give you the best sound quality available. This set up includes peg adjustment, finger board resurfacing, top nut adjustment, sound post and bridge fitting, adjustments for optimal string height and playing comfort.
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This Violin can be viewed by booking an appointment with us via our Contact page. Get in touch and we can talk through all of your needs and help you to find the perfect Violin.
Postage Options
This instrument can be sent out to you, anywhere in the UK, a postage charge is applied at the checkout, alternatively you can collect free of charge from our Workshop near Lincoln. International postage is available, please get in touch for an individual quote.
