Late 19th Century violin, well-carved lion headed terminal with protruding red-painted tongue, two-piece back with purfling, apparently unmarked with no internal label visible, 59.5cm long, together with a nickel-plated mother-of-pearl inlaid bow in ebonised wooden hard case Condition: A few minor knocks to edges of front board but no splitting, dark scratch to reverse is only superficial. Later bridge and strings. Bow appears sound, case has genera wear commensurate with age and use. **General condition consistent with age