This cello originates from the Saxon region of Germany and dates to around 1780, a period associated with small workshops producing instruments rooted in the Central European tradition. It reflects characteristic regional features of late-18th-century Saxon craftsmanship. Instruments from this area and period were commonly made for working musicians and church or court use. This cello stands as a representative example of Saxon cello making from the late Baroque to early Classical era.

• Year Made – circa 1780
• Length of Back –  750 mm
• Vibrating String Length – 688 mm