This 1890s German violin bears an internal Steiner label and is most likely a Steiner copy. The inside label reads 'Jacobus Stainer in Abfam prope Oenipontum 1729.'
The violin has a highly flamed two-piece maple back and displays evident signs of workshop antiquing. The scroll is softly defined and the instrument is fitted with wooden pegs.
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