Fagnola violin

                

                

                    
Violin by A. Fagnola, Turin 1920. 


A very fine example in near mint condition, This is a great sounding instrument by Fagnola (with the helping hand of his pupil Riccardo Genovese).  Fully certified.



                

                

                    
Price Range: £50,000+

                

                

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