Violin by Etienne Perrin, Mirecourt vers 1840 Cert

A fine violin from the workshops of Mirecourt, this instrument offers an impressive range of depth and volume, with powerful projection across all registers. It handles a heavy bow with ease, maintaining its tonal quality and stability even when pushed hard — a characteristic that more demanding players will appreciate. Whether in the practice room or on stage, it holds up consistently and reliably. A strong choice for an advanced student or discerning artist looking for a dependable and capable instrument.

Etienne Perrin lived and worked in Mirecourt, France from 1830-1865. Interestingly, his violins are often branded as thought they were made in Paris, rather than Mirecourt. Perrin loosely followed Stradivari models for his instruments, imparting his own style for the sound holes and scrolls. Perrin's isntruments typically have a strong sound under the ear of the player. 

Maker: Etienne Perrin

Region: Mirecourt, France

Year: 1840

Specifications

     Body Length: 364mm

     Upper Bout: 166mm

     Middle Bout: 112mm

     Lower Bout: 205mm

Certification: Serge & Florent Boyer

SKU: P1110-BM-C

Level: Professional