Used 1927 LH Scholl Violin

This 1927 experimental violin by LH Scholl is a rare and intriguing instrument crafted in Grenoble, France. Featuring a two-piece spruce top with fine pores and a flamed maple back, this violin showcases unique construction techniques, including painted purfling, a roughly carved headstock, and an experimental interior bracing system.

Key Details

• Maker: LH Scholl
• Origin: Grenoble, France
• Vintage: 1927
• Materials: Spruce, flamed maple, ebony, rosewood, metal
• Branded inscription on bottom:
  “The FRANCO-SWISS Violin / F. By LH SCHOLL Luthier / Rye Claude-Genin. GRENOBLE. FRANCE / 21-4-11-1927”

Features & Construction

• Two-piece flamed maple back & sides with pronounced arches.
• Painted purfling with a black-white-black pattern.
• Glossy red varnish for a vintage aesthetic.
• Mismatched rosewood pegs (3 identical, 1 different).
• Ebony fingerboard, tailpiece, chin rest, and upper nut.
• Flat lower nut recessed into the top for a unique setup.
• Maple bridge supporting 4 metal strings.

Experimental Interior System

• Triangular bracing on the back with notches.
• Additional bars around the sound post for reinforcement.
• Two long notched bars under the table, positioned under the bridge feet.

This violin is an intriguing piece of lutherie history, offering a blend of traditional craftsmanship and experimental design. Ideal for collectors and musicians looking for a one-of-a-kind instrument with historical significance.

PLEASE NOTE:  This is a consignment instrument and is not eligible for return, refund, or exchange.