Jan (John) Juzek Violin maker (b. c. 1920) 

A prolific and consistently capable violin maker, John Juzek worked in Prague in the early 20th century. His violins and violas are often a Guarneri with a Stradivari scroll and slightly elongated f-holes. Often copied by lesser German makers, they are among the highest quality 

Czech instruments and possess a bright and powerful tone. his particular violin was purchased in New Jersey, likely distributed by the Metropolitan Music Co. It plays with a bright, brilliant sound and has a well-rounded character. Ideal for an intermediate player. The instrument is responsive and comfortable across all positions. Originally purchased for $1,000 USD about 20 years ago. 

Comes with a bow included at no extra charge.