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Lockey Hill was descended from one of the most famous violin making families in history. His grandson, William Ebsworth Hill would go on to found W.E. Hill & Sons, a violin making and dealing firm that would become a corner stone in the violin market for next 150 years!

 

This violin is a wonderful example on Lockey's work. It is built on an Amatese pattern of larger proportions, but with a more powerfully flat arch. It is suitable for all types of modern use and from a time when English makers were beginning to transition from Staineresque models into more Cremonese ones.

 

LENGTH OF BACK: 355m

CERTIFICATE: Bishop Strings

Lockey Hill Violin, London, UK Late 18th Century

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