E.H. Roth Violin, Bubenreuth-Erlangen, 1972
Labeled:
Ernst Heinrich Roth
Bubenreuth-Erlangen 1972
Made in West-Germany
Reprodution of
Antonius Stradivarius
Cremona 1714
Branded above the label:
Ernst Heinrich Roth
Bubenreuth
Erlangen
B2 2102
Back Length: 359mm
Upper Bout: 168mm
Center Bout: 115mm
Lower Bout: 208mm
Condition: Excellent; Crack Free
The back is of two pieces of maple cut on the quarter of narrow width flaming extending upward from the center joint. The ribs and scroll are of similar maple. The top is of two pieces of spruce cut on the quarter of fine width grain. The varnish is red-orange over a golden ground.
Founded in 1902 by Ernst Heinrich Roth, the E. H. Roth Workshop has regularly produced some of the finest German stringed instruments. It has also produced some of the best violin makers in Germany, who apprenticed with the firm and developed into master violin makers. All Roth violins have the Roth label inside, with the names of the best makers appearing on the labels.
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E.H. Roth Violin, Bubenreuth-Erlangen, 1972
Labeled:
Ernst Heinrich Roth
Bubenreuth-Erlangen 1972
Made in West-Germany
Reprodution of
Antonius Stradivarius
Cremona 1714
Branded above the label:
Ernst Heinrich Roth
Bubenreuth
Erlangen
B2 2102
Back Length: 359mm
Upper Bout: 168mm
Center Bout: 115mm
Lower Bout: 208mm
Condition: Excellent; Crack Free
The back is of two pieces of maple cut on the quarter of narrow width flaming extending upward from the center joint. The ribs and scroll are of similar maple. The top is of two pieces of spruce cut on the quarter of fine width grain. The varnish is red-orange over a golden ground.
Founded in 1902 by Ernst Heinrich Roth, the E. H. Roth Workshop has regularly produced some of the finest German stringed instruments. It has also produced some of the best violin makers in Germany, who apprenticed with the firm and developed into master violin makers. All Roth violins have the Roth label inside, with the names of the best makers appearing on the labels.
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Labeled:
Ernst Heinrich Roth
Bubenreuth-Erlangen 1972
Made in West-Germany
Reprodution of
Antonius Stradivarius
Cremona 1714
Branded above the label:
Ernst Heinrich Roth
Bubenreuth
Erlangen
B2 2102
Back Length: 359mm
Upper Bout: 168mm
Center Bout: 115mm
Lower Bout: 208mm
Condition: Excellent; Crack Free
The back is of two pieces of maple cut on the quarter of narrow width flaming extending upward from the center joint. The ribs and scroll are of similar maple. The top is of two pieces of spruce cut on the quarter of fine width grain. The varnish is red-orange over a golden ground.
Founded in 1902 by Ernst Heinrich Roth, the E. H. Roth Workshop has regularly produced some of the finest German stringed instruments. It has also produced some of the best violin makers in Germany, who apprenticed with the firm and developed into master violin makers. All Roth violins have the Roth label inside, with the names of the best makers appearing on the labels.
