Scottish violin by Matthew Hardie, Edinburgh, 1815
A very fine Scottish violin made by Matthew Hardie in Edinburgh, 1815. This is a wonderful example from a wonderful maker who is regarded and referred to as Scottish Stradivari. This is particularly beautiful and elegant instrument made as a copy of the great Antonio Stradivari. The violin is in a very fine state of preservation with a superb golden orange varnish and original neck. the length of the back is 35.7 cm.
Certificates: Tim Toft, England
Additional information
| Country of Origin | Edinburgh, Scotland |
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| Maker | Matthew Hardie |
| Year | 1800 – 1850 |
| Price Range | $50,000 – $100,000 |
