Not a Guiseppe Scarampella

[lFred]

I thought I share this one, as it's a funny little violin from a maker you don't usually think off, especially considering  this particular model is rare.
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Name of the maker to follow but you may have a crack at it before I tell

[duane88]

I could plausibly see Marchetti.

[lFred]

In Eric's Book I think there is a Marchetti from 1912 that has a a kindred general look although wider.

But the above instrument is french

[Gtone]

Joseph Calot? Turin inspired...

just a wild guess...

[fiddlecollector]

Tj Holder? (wrong, i know the answer but i,ll keep quiet)

[lFred]

So this violin was made by the grandson of François Caussin, nephew of Nicolas and François Hippolyte Caussin, Louis Collenot  who I my opinion made a lot of the late violin ascribed to François Hippolyte. But not this one, as he signed it from Reins in 1899

[Richf]

Thank you.   I had no idea about it, but was curious to learn the maker.