George Straub
Maker Overview
George Straub was a twentieth-century violin maker associated with Rothenbach in Germany. Working within the Saxon–Bohemian tradition, he produced violins and other bowed string instruments in the workshop trade style typical of the region, with instruments reflecting established Stradivari and Guarneri-derived models.
His work is representative of well-made German trade and workshop production of the period, combining practical construction with reliable tonal performance for student and advancing players. Instruments bearing his label are encountered on the contemporary market and are valued for their dependability and traditional craftsmanship.
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