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Violin by Kurt Brychta, c. 1930 – Buffalo, New York
This full-size violin, made circa 1930 by Kurt Brychta in Buffalo, New York, is a rare example of American craftsmanship from a maker known for both his own instruments and for importing and distributing fine European models. A member of the Buffalo Philharmonic, Brychta brought the sensibilities of a performer to his work as a luthier, resulting in instruments that are both musically responsive and thoughtfully constructed.
This violin features traditionally selected tonewoods, elegant arching, and a warm, reddish-brown varnish. Tonally, it offers a focused, singing voice with clarity and warmth—well-suited for advancing players or those seeking a distinctive American-made instrument with both historic and musical value.
A finely made and expressive violin from a maker who blended performance insight with hands-on craftsmanship.
Specifications for Violin by Kurt Brychta, Buffalo, c. 1930
| Sound | Bright Focused or Clear or Bright |
| Size | 4/4 (full) |
| Player Use | Advancing Student Instruments |
| Violin Type | Antique & Vintage |
| Variety | Premium |
Products Measurements
| Length Of Back (mm) | 358.0 |
| Width of Upper Bout (mm) | 166.0 |
| Width of Center Bout (mm) | 112.0 |
| Width of Lower Bout (mm) | 205.0 |
| Neck Length (mm) | 130.5 |
| Body Stop (mm) | 193.0 |
| String Length (mm) | 326.0 |
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