Violin Attributed to 18th Century made in France Bright E String Tin-plated carbon steel

E String Tin-plated carbon steel (removable ball end)

The SS02 suits beginner violinists who want a bow that supports good habits from the start — a sensible first bow for school programmes

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There should be no slipperiness on the fingertips when contact with the string begins

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Violin Attributed to 18th Century made in France Bright E String Tin-plated carbon steelConsignment Attributed 18th Century, France An unlabelled French violin, dark, velvety, with a viola's depth. A historic violin attributed to the 18th century and likely of French origin, on consignment at Symphonia Strings. Slightly larger than standard, with a big, projecting sound and a notable London concert provenance. Provenance Geoffrey Grey's working instrument. The violin was the primary instrument of British violinist and composer Geoffrey