A vintage 19th century German violin offered in good condition, it is of the higher quality production from the Neuner and Hornsteiner workshop.

Ludwig Neuner (1840-1897) learned violin making in Munich, Berlin and then in Paris – where he worked with J.B Vuillaume for seven years. While with J.B. Vuillaume, Ludwig was able to study many fine examples of classic Italian violins and indeed Vuillaume’s own work and models.

Nuener returned to his birthplace in Mittenwald in 1884 to take over ownership of the Neuner and Hornsteiner workshop. Under his direction the firm grew to employ over 200 craftsmen who produced instruments of varying grades to meet the international demand for commercial as well as finely crafted instruments.

• Year Made – c. 1870 Mittenwald
• Labeled – Carlo Tononi Bolognese
• Length of Back – 355 mm 
• Condition – Very Good