Attributed Tyroleon 18th Century Cello with attributes to the Stainer School

Description

Attributed Tyroleon 18th century Cello with attributes to the Stainer School.

Tyrolean origin, made circa early 18th Century.
The instrument is a full size Violoncello.
The top table is a two-piece plate of fine vertical grained spruce.
The back table is a two-piece plate of slightly flamed poplar.
The ribs are of matching character to the back table.
The scroll is in our opinion, of Stainer influence being a lions head carved scroll design, with a moderately figured maple neck graft.
The color of the varnish is a deep, brownish amber.
The instrument is labeled with, “Jacobus Stainer” within.
It has been fully restored and offer a very lush projecting tonal quality.. quite exceptional for all genres of performance.

Overall Body Length: 72.6 cm
Width across the upper bout of top table: 34 cm
Width across the center bout of top table: 24.3 cm
Width across the lower bout of top table: 42.7 cm