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Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20
Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20

Rare Antique JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20"

$ 977.32

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    Description

    A REAL FIND!!!! HARD TO FIND!!!! HIGHLY COLLECTABLE!!!!
    EXTREMELY Rare Antique
    Hungarian Violin
    JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899 Violin 20"!!!
    Labelled JAVITOTTA BERGMANN ANDRAS hegedukeszito Budapest 1899
    Total Length approx. 20 1/4" (with neck), back length is 12 1/4". Comes with case and bow.
    Original condition with excessive wear and abrasions to varnish, wear and chips to top edges, broken tail gut, small hairlines on the top.
    Please see all pictures; they are part of the description!!! Any questions please ask!!!!
    Biography of Andras Bergmann
    BERGMANN, Andras (I) Born 1862 Nagymaros, died 1934 Budapest Hungary. Pupil of Bartek. Worked for Pilat, Remenyi, and Schunda. Established in Budapest 1898, at the sign ‘The Cremoneser’. Some 100 violins on Stradivari and Brescian models, although the majority, including violas and cellos, made on a Guarneri pattern. Employed several assistants, including his son Andras (II), F. Bikszegi, A. Werner, J. Michelberger, A. Baratury and S. Komaromy.