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Violin from the Laberte workshops, made around 1930, bearing the label Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume and the label A la ville de Crémone 1780. Two-piece back 358 mm With case

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Violin from the Laberte workshops, made around 1930, bearing the label Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume and the label A la ville de Crémone 1780. Two-piece back 358 mm With case

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