Marco Dobretsovich 1930 Cello
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Marco Dobresovitch was born in Montenegro in 1891. He studied violin making with Pollastri in the 1920's and returned to Alexandria finally setting up shop in Cairo in 1941. Modeling very Stradivairian inexecution, he was not a fan of any new-fangled ideas or experimentations. The arching is flawless as is the wood selection. This cello features a one Piece back which is exceedingly rare. Beautifully clear varnish leaving the texture and grain of the wood very accessible. Instruments highly praised by many great artists. Marco Dobresovitch presented King Farouk of Egypt with a quartet. A Professional Cello by anyones standard suited for Solowork. The tone is penetrating with incredible projection and clarity.
The condition is excellent and is free of any major damage or repairs, professionally played and owned.
Made in Alexandria Egypt in 1930.
Comes with Certificate of Authenticity from Reuning & Son Violins.
Description from Reuning & Son, "The back is from one piece of slab cut maple with horizontal broad flames. The sides are from quarter cut maple with medium flames. The scroll is from quarter cut maple with faint medium flames. The top is from two pieces of spruce with narrow to medium grain. The varnish has a golden orange color.
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