Info wanted - possible identification on stainer copy

[Field03]

Could I possibly get some info on my violin?
I bought it a year or so ago for £2200 and was told it was possibly around 1780s? 

The label is barely visible on the inside so I’ve edited the photo to make it appear more visible. Im well aware it’s not a genuine stainer and the labels are often faked. I’m an amateur vet med student who plays for fun so this is purely out of curiosity as I’d love to know a bit more about my instrument.

It has a beautiful sweet and mellow sound so it certainly suits my needs as a non professional!

[jacobsaunders]

I would expect that your violin is South German or Austrian, from ca. Mid 18^th C The use of apocryphal Stainer labels was so widespread that it is impossible to ascribe these violins to a particular maker

[GeorgeH]

Welcome, and thanks for the nice pictures of your violin. 

[Strad O Various Jr.]

I don't think you overpayed if you're happy with the sound, it looks like a nice violin, several  steps above what you usually see for fake Stainer instruments

[Blank face]

Agree that this looks like a nice wnd well preserved violin from maybe the late 18th century. The decoration around the border of the label looks like Mittenwald style, what could give a hint, but by the photos it's not possible to tell wether it is original or a reproduction.

[uguntde]

What a pretty German violin - does it sound as good as it looks?

[Ratcliffiddles]

Presumably, the price you paid was not from a shop?

Pretty violin. Well worth the money