An Early 19thC Violin Attributed to John Betts of London c.1800-20

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An Early 19thC Violin Attributed to John Betts of London c.1800-20Origin: EnglishPeriod: RegencyProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800 20Height: 23 the whole or 14 at backWidth: 7Depth: 1. 5In tired and incomplete but totally unspoiled condition, the early nineteenth century violin having a mahogany veneered one piece back stamped London to a beautifully carved lions head scroll terminal, some original pegs, original fingerboard, chinrest and tail, the whole attributed to John Betts of London. The condition is as per the

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5 inches (the whole

the font being an elongated

and two small running cracks

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to a multiple ring-turned cruciform base

Provenance: From the estate of the late Nellie Lenson-Smith (1928-2017)

The well painted oil on canvas depicting Charles I (1600-1649) of England on a dark ebony ground

The legs have at some stage been fitted with castors and these have then again been removed and the ends of the legs have been retipped and painted in a darker green

There are markings to the top and the oak has plentiful character with imperfections to the surfaces but no sections of loss

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