【Demo Video Available】 https://youtu.be/-dPsRNrTXhY Jehanne H. Blaise France, Mirecourt ca. 1920 4/4 Size Violin Body Length: 358mm Jehanne H. Blaise was a maker from Mirecourt, France, who appears to have been active around 1900-1930. Although not a famous maker, a reasonable number of his works remain, and examples of other works and information can be found. It seems that maple wood from the Vosges Mountains and wood from near Mirecourt were used. Originally, the varnish was reddish, and traces of red can be seen in places. Red tends to fade with age, and many instruments from that era settle into this kind of color. While there is some damage to the varnish, it appears that necessary maintenance and adjustments, such as neck joints and peg hole bushings, have been properly performed, and the instrument has been carefully used. Modern instruments from around 100 years ago are very popular because they have fewer quirks than older instruments and allow you to quickly obtain the mature, original sound of a violin that you can't experience with new instruments. Many advanced players and performers seek out instruments from this period. How about a genuine violin (modern French) for this opportunity? It's a wonderful instrument, so please don't miss this chance. Enjoy a selection of violins carefully chosen by a specialist shop that handles a wide range, from new instruments to modern and old violins, with prices ranging from several hundred thousand yen to several million yen. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, sound post adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). Necessary repairs, such as the gluing of small cracks, have been completed. The fitting parts (pegs, tailpiece, chin rest) are made of high-quality rosewood. New nylon strings are installed. Since it has been adjusted and maintained, you can use it immediately after tuning.