Violin front view with chinrest and bridge, amber-brown wooden body
Full violin front view with f-holes, strings, and amber-brown wood body
Wooden violin with amber-brown finish, curved f-holes, and chinrest side view
Violin pegbox and scroll close-up with three dark pegs and amber finish
Violin headstock view with carved scroll and four dark tuning pegs
Violin scroll close-up with spiral ornament and dark pegs on amber wood
Close-up of violin body wood grain and curved f-hole area on amber finish
Close-up of violin back plate edge and seam lines on amber-brown wood
Violin upper bout close-up with f-hole and worn amber wood surface
Violin body close-up with fine wood texture and dark edge trim

Fiddlershop

Eduard Reichart, Dresden Germany 1910 Violin (FS284)

German Antique Violin

Sale price$1,599.00
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SKU: FS284

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Violin Sizing Guide

How to Measure

Extend the arm fully, parallel to the floor. Measure from the neck to the middle of the palm. Watch our demo video for more exact directions.

Sizing Chart
SIZE OF VIOLIN ARM MEASUREMENT AGE OF STUDENT
4/4 23.6"+ 11 - 13+ YRS
3/4 22.1" - 23.5" 9 - 11 YRS
1/2 20.1" - 22" 7 - 8 YRS
1/4 17.6" - 20" 6 - 7 YRS
1/8 17.1" - 17.5" 5 - 6 YRS
1/10 15.5" - 17" 4 - 5 YRS
1/16 14" - 15.4" 3 - 4 YRS
Instructional Video

This sizing guide is intended to give you a good idea of what instrument size you or your student should look for. Please consider that this guide is based on our best estimates, but we always recommend that you consult with us, or your teacher before purchasing or renting.

Need Assistance?

Call us at 800-595-0592 or send us an email at support@fiddlershop.com. An expert can answer your questions regarding the instruments and its accessories.

Violin Sizing Guide

How to Measure

Extend the arm fully, parallel to the floor. Measure from the neck to the middle of the palm. Watch our demo video for more exact directions.

Sizing Chart
SIZE OF VIOLIN ARM MEASUREMENT AGE OF STUDENT
4/4 23.6"+ 11 - 13+ YRS
3/4 22.1" - 23.5" 9 - 11 YRS
1/2 20.1" - 22" 7 - 8 YRS
1/4 17.6" - 20" 6 - 7 YRS
1/8 17.1" - 17.5" 5 - 6 YRS
1/10 15.5" - 17" 4 - 5 YRS
1/16 14" - 15.4" 3 - 4 YRS
Instructional Video

This sizing guide is intended to give you a good idea of what instrument size you or your student should look for. Please consider that this guide is based on our best estimates, but we always recommend that you consult with us, or your teacher before purchasing or renting.

Need Assistance?

Call us at 800-595-0592 or send us an email at support@fiddlershop.com. An expert can answer your questions regarding the instruments and its accessories.

Review Videos

Eduard Reichart, Dresden Germany 1910. 

The name "Eduard Reichart" is a trade name for German made instruments which were made for the commercial export business of the day. 

The sound of this violin is very well balanced, with a strong and robust lower register, a reliable middle register, and a sweet upper register. The instrument has also had the Wittner fine tuner geared pegs installed, so tuning is extremely easy.

This instrument has a moderate amount of a wear and tear, please view the close up photos for a more accurate representation.

  • Varnish: Vibrant golden tones with orange hues
  • Back: Two piece maple back with fine tiger stripes
  • Fittings: Ebony, with gold fine tuner
  • Pegs: Wittner geared pegs
  • Strings: Thomastik Dominant Pro Strings

Sale is for Instrument only.

Even though this is not a Fiddlerman or Holstein line instrument, this violin is still backed by our standard warranty and return policy.

Customer Reviews

Fiddlershop founders Michael Holstein and Pierre Holstein with violins and violas in the Fiddlershop workshop

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About Us

Fiddlershop is a small family-owned business located in South Florida. Since 2012 we have been serving the string community with quality instruments and accessories. We believe that music and instruments should be accessible to everyone at a price they can afford.