Jean Hyacinthe Rottenburgh, Brussels 1753

About the instrument:

A very rare example of the maker in a very original state of preservation. This cello, length 752mm, is in two pieces of quarter-sawn maple with a strong curl of narrow width; the ribs and scroll of similar wood. The front is of medium grain spruce and the varnish of a golden-brown colour.

Condition:

This lovely cello has the original varnish showing no sign of polish or extensive re-touch and is in excellent condition.

How does it sound?

A truly great cello with a projecting sound and excellent investment potential.

Measurements

Back Length: 752mm
Upper Bout: 355mm
Middle Bout: 251mm
Lower Bout: 447mm

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