: While we accept instruments with minor wear, significant cracks or poor repairs (such as the use of PVA glue) can impact value. We provide a professional condition report as part of our negotiation.

: We are interested in instruments from renowned makers like those of the Cremonese tradition , as well as quality workshop violins from regions like Mirecourt, France, or Edinburgh, Scotland.

We evaluate instruments based on several key factors to ensure a fair offer:

: Violins with a professional setup—including a well-cut bridge, high-quality strings, and fitted pegs—are highly desirable. We also buy "bare" instruments that may need a new bridge or sound post adjustment.

At , we are active buyers of quality violins, ranging from antique masterworks to well-maintained student instruments. Whether you have a 19th-century German fiddle or a contemporary workshop instrument, we offer a transparent process to help you realize the true value of your violin. What We Look For

: We look for genuine labels and verified provenance. Be aware that many "Stradivarius" labels are actually factory-made copies. Why Sell to Us?