28th Apr, 2022 9:30
Changing Times: Clocks & Instruments from the 18th Century to Present Day
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY VIOLIN BY THOMAS HARDIE
EARLY 19TH CENTURY VIOLIN BY THOMAS HARDIE OF EDINBURGH,
bears printed label to the interior and indistinctly dated circa 1830-50, with bow, in case (for restoration)
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Sold for £1,500
Estimated at £100 - £150
Condition Report
Total length: 60cm
Violin for restoration. Neck has detached, as has tailpiece and bridge. Tuners missing. Surface wear to the body of the violin.
Label to interior has some wear (pictured)
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