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ANTONIUS THIR I (18th century), violin, 1761, back made of lightly flamed maple, sides and scroll made of similar wood, top made of spruce, finished in black-brown lacquer, with a label inside reading “Antonius Thir, lute and violin maker in Presspurg, Anno 1761,” L: approx. 59 cm. Signs of age and wear; strings, bridge, and chin rest have been replaced. In a case (early 20th century). INCLUDED: Appraisal reports by master luthier Herbert Moritz Mönnig, Musikhaus Johannes Jehle, Ebingen, dated 1946, AND by master luthier Andreas Mages, Stuttgart, dated 1995 (the latter stating a market value of DM 15,000).
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