The Maker:

William Robinson (b.1880, c.1960) began violin making in Plumstead, south London in 1910.   He was advised and influenced by Dykes & Sons.  He was a prolific and distinguished craftsman who completed about 400 violins based on the classical Cremonese models.

Appearance:

A dark brown over gold varnish accompanies finely flamed wood on this exquisite violin.

Sound & Feel:

This violin is quick to respond and easy to play. It is quite expressive and produces a vibrant and rich tone. It can adapt to any musical setting and would be ideal for an advanced or professional player.

Materials:

Belly: Spruce, Two-piece

Back: Maple, Two-piece

Specs:

Back Length: 35.6 cm

String Length: 32.8 cm