Violin ID or origin

[Niko Luthieria]

First im sorry about the photos its the only ones provided by the auction house.

 But i would like to know any information about this and its value at most.
The information provided by the house:
"Antique violin crafted from fine hardwood, featuring beautiful hand-finished workmanship and an aged patina that highlights its authenticity. The body has a classic shape with harmonious curves and a top in an amber-brown tone, showing the delicate grain of the wood. It includes ebony pegs and tailpiece, as well as the original wooden bow with natural hair. Comes with bow. Length: 60 cm."
Actual price: 30 usd

 

[Blank face]

Te description is ridiculous and most probably AI generated, the photos so crappy that one is left to speculation only. From the bit what is in focus the scroll looks crude, same applies to the saddle, and the fingerboard not from ebony. But this could also be a deception of the photos.

[Niko Luthieria]

yeah i agree with you
The left F hole looks strange

 

[Will Turner]

Love the knot in the bow hair.   Helps with the expression of particular playing styles I bet..

 

[Lisa Chamberlain]

It has the topsy turvy patent pending bridge to be able to switch between Appalachian double stops and Bach concertos without even skipping a rest. Plus it already includes a bow tie for appropriate concert apparel. Add a cummerbund and it’s ready for the grandest of concert halls. 30 US dollhairs is a steal for all of that. 

[HoGo]

It looks like a fractional violin with full size tailpiece to me.

[matesic]

Nah.