Jago Peternella, 1920

Violin by Jago Peternella, 1920. This violin was purchased by the current owner’s father from Peternella in 1944, receipt states it is a copy of a small Guarnerius, it appears to to modeled after an early type del Gesu. Peternella is another maker whose work varies quite a bit, the later work tending towards a stiffer less refined style that nonetheless can sound well. This early example is similar to, and not inferior in any way to, a Degani, especially looking at the back ( the button and varnish). With a back length of 351 mm, and upper bout width of 166 mm, this is an excellent choice for players with smaller hands.

For more info on this maker, please see this article from Tarisio:
https://tarisio.com/cozio-archive/cozio-carteggio/jago-peternella/

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