Is a copy of a Stradivarius worth anything?

Anywhere from $50 to $50,000 depending on its maker. The vast majority of violins are copies of some Stradivarius or another; most aren’t marked as such. (In fact, I suspect many violin makers don’t realize that the shapes they’re using were created by careful measurement of a Stradivarius.)

How much is an old Stradivarius violin worth?

Antonio Stradivari is widely considered the greatest violin maker of all time, and his instruments sell for as much as $16 million.

Are Stradivarius violin copies good?

There are better quality copies of Stradivarius instruments made by famous makers like Roth, Heberlein or JTL. Instruments of this caliber are highly sought after and prices are steadily rising.

Is my violin a real Stradivarius?

Though the label may look official, it is no indicator of a genuine Strad. With that kind of price tag in mind, many people who find a Stradivarius label are hopeful that they have found a real Stradivarius violin. Instead, they are likely dealing with a different instrument with its own interesting history.

How can I tell how old my violin is?

The first way to tell if your instrument is old (modern), old (actually old) or fake old, is to look for a neck graft. Old violins (and violas and cellos) have neck grafts because they were crafted in an era when instruments had shorter necks.

How much is a used violin worth?

The price of a good violin can vary from about $1,000 up to the hundreds of thousands of dollars. (This refers to antique or historic instruments created by famous violin makers.)

Is this an old Stradivarius violin made in Germany?

The inside reads”copy of Antonius Stradivarius made in Germany” It comes with a case and 2 bows. We have this old Stradivarius copy 4/4 Violin to offer for repair and in as found condition. The violin is 23 1/2″ in total length and has a body length of 14 1/8″ It has a great Tiger Maple flamed Back which the center seam has separated.

What is the condition of this Antonius Stradivarius violin?

Thanks Mark Vintage Antonius Stradivarius Copy Western Germany 4/4 Violin (w/case. Bow) Condition: Great working and playing condition. Light scuffs in finish. Case more shows wear from use. Materials: Spruce top. Maple back, sides and neck. Country of Manufacture: Germany (Western) Year Made: 1980s, Bridge: Dresden Tailpiece: Wood.

Is this Antonius Stradivarius faciebay Cremona 1713 violin in good condition?

Description: This auction is for a copy of Antonius Stradivarius Faciebay Cremona 1713 violin with case and extra strings. This violin is in very good condition with light scratches from normal wear and use. There are no cracks or damage at all; I think all it needs is new stings and a tune up. While the bridge is not attached to the violin.

Is this E R Pfretzschner violin made by Antonius Stradivarius?

This E R Pfretzschner violin was handmade and was made to copy an Antonius Stradivarius violin, one of the great masters. I see no cracks. Splits or repairs to the violin to report to you. Some minor scratching to the finish of the violin, but could be easily addressed.