A good German violin imported by the William Lewis Company of Chicago and bearing the label "Lewis Solo Violin / No. 3 / Amati Model / espressly made for / Wm. Lewis & Son, Chicago / by / Wilhelm Duerer in Eisleben / anno 1911". The one piece back is of wide figure, the table of narrow grain. The varnish is of a red-brown color. The instrument has come to us in good original condition. Back length is 358 mm.
Today we have ten employees including five of the finest repair technicians in the country. We’re happy to report, a sterling reputation for top-quality restoration and ethical transactions. We are not amateurs, nor are we a “back bedroom” operation. We would be pleased to furnish you with references attesting to the above.
EDRA few better violins, now in our shop...
Charles Quenoil, Paris, 1937
Louis Hequin, Paris, 1930
Eugene Langonet, Nantes, 1937
Georges Cherpitel, Paris, 1935
Marcellus Robin, Bordeaux, 1923
Charles Jean-Baptiste Colin-Mezin, Paris, 1944
Sebastian Auguste Deroux, Paris, 1897
Theodore Husson, Rennes, 1890
Marc Laberte, Mirecourt, 1933
Charles Buthod workshop, Mirecourt, 1935
