While it is doubtful that Hinrich Pfretzschner was an actual maker, this violin, bearing his lablel and an indication of the model utilized, represents an opportunity to invest in a fractional-sized violin that won't lose any value. Constructed of modest materials and bearing a two-piece back, it is covered in a handsome and richly shaded reddish-brown varnish. It is a fairly typical example of commerical instruments produced in Germany in the early 21st century. It is in a fine state of health and preservation and has been expertly setup by our workshop to allow for maximum ease of playing for younger students. It has a mature tone and plenty of projection and would be a fine supplement for an aspiring musician engaged in exploration and crafting their sound.
Labeled:
Hinrich Pfretzschner
Germany
Hand Made Copy of Antonious Stradivarius
