An Early 19thC Violin Attributed to John Betts of London c.1800-20 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Craquelured to perfection

Craquelured to perfection

A ready-to-go beauty by one of the best makers in a splendid fabric

and trays and lidded canisters

Silas Brown has been in my school many years – I cannot speak very highly of him

Three attempts were made to carry out his execution

An Early 19thC Violin Attributed to John Betts of London c.1800-20 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Craquelured to perfectionOrigin: 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