3/4 Thomaso Eberle Violin Made in Naples, Italy c. 1723 Labeled "David Tecchler" within The instrument has full certification from: Jacques Francais Samuel Kolstein & Son, Ltd. Top table is two-piece fine vertical grained spruce Back table is two-piece tightly flamed maple with flame descending slightly from the center joint Ribs of matching maple to that of the back table Scroll and neck are original of plain grained maple with an extension graft on the bottom of the neck block Varnish is light orange brown well covering the instrument This exquisite, extremely rare example of Eberle craftsmanship produces an impressive, warm sound with great depth and projection Fully restored to excellent condition Overall body length: 329 mm. Width at the upper bout: 144 mm. Width at the center bout: 110 mm. Width at the lower bout: 177 mm.