Holstein Bench Maggini Violin with Decorative Purfling

This is Holstein Bench Maggini Violin with extra decorative purfling, available here:
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The best known maker of the Brescian school, Giovanni Paolo Maggini was born in Botticino and moved to Brescia around 1586 to train with Gasparo da Salò. After 20 years of work for da Salò, Maggini struck out on his own and began to develop his own models.These large pattern violins are significantly larger, about 37 cm. Maggini himself seems to have preferred the larger model for its powerful sound quality, and indeed the increased length may have inspired the celebrated 'Long Pattern' violins of Antonio Stradivari.
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[@Adrian_AdamViolonDiGerma-tm3nq]

I've seeing such beautifully crafted violins for a lot of time, I was really wanted to own it for once, so I'm just listened to those violins like this. What an unreachable sweet dreams 😭

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[@daviddeverteuil8663]

Maggini violin bodies were just about quarter of an inch longer and wider than other makes.
Just refer to youtube item "HOLSTEIN TRADITIONAL MAGGINI VIOLIN., "
I just a few minutes ago left a bit of history about them. (I also own one.) Saves me from having to repeat it again.
Dave dv.

[@Adrian_AdamViolonDiGerma-tm3nq]

Does it means it has more character, better resonance?

[@kumarhs2497]

I don't know why it looks like a viola 😂😂

[@dabonem5317]

Magginis are larger than regular violins so that’s why lol

[@Fiddlershop]

Yes, you are absolutely correct. Thanks!!