This cello was made in London circa 1830 and is based on the Amati-inspired model frequently used by Kennedy. It has a lustrous autumnal red-brown varnish over a golden ground, that is somewhat worn in places. The upper registers are mellow and silky; the bass vibrant and satisfyingly rugged. Certificate of authenticity by John Dilworth
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