Violin · 1900
Stradivarius Moderne — J. Hel Workshop
Lille, France · 1900
Price Upon Request
An attractive instrument bearing a Stradivarius Moderne label referencing the workshop of J. Hel, luthier in Lille, France, and dated 1900.
The instrument features a rich reddish-brown varnish with warm amber undertones, an elegant traditional outline, and distinctive wood figuring. Its two-piece maple back displays pronounced flame patterns that create a striking appearance across the upper and lower bouts, and the figured neck and ribs complement the character of the back.
The front exhibits a warm, aged finish, delicately shaped f-holes, and an attractive natural grain pattern. Traditional dark fittings complete its appearance.
The interior label reads:
“Stradivarius Moderne Fait dans l’atelier de J. Hel Luthier à Lille N° 267. 1900.”
The label also bears two seals reading “Médaille d’OR Paris 1889.”
This description reflects the instrument’s visible features and interior label. No independent authentication or certification is implied. This instrument is part of The Violin House of Weaver collection. Please contact the shop for additional information regarding condition, measurements, provenance, certification, and availability.
- Reference
- VHW-PC-26
- Type
- Violin
- Origin
- Lille, France
- Date
- 1900
- Attribution
- Bearing a J. Hel workshop label
- Label
- Stradivarius Moderne — Fait dans l’atelier de J. Hel, Luthier à Lille, N° 267, 1900
- Workshop
- J. Hel
- Back
- Two-piece, strongly figured maple
- Status
- Available
We are glad to provide additional photographs, measurements, and condition reports on request.
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