A valuable 18th-century violin, estimated to be worth more than £150,000, was stolen from The Marquess Tavern in Islington, North London. The instrument belonged to a member of London's Philharmonia Orchestra and was taken on February 18. The Metropolitan Police, led by PC Michael Collins, have characterized the violin as 'incredibly precious' and are working diligently to identify the suspect through released CCTV footage. They urge anyone with information to contact the police or Crimestoppers to help recover the instrument for its owner.
The string instrument, which belonged to a member of London's Philharmonia Orchestra, was allegedly stolen on the evening of 18 February from The Marquess Tavern.
PC Collins emphasized that the violin, made in Florence in 1740, is 'incredibly precious' and 'priceless' to its owner.
The police are appealing for help in tracking down the suspect, releasing CCTV footage as part of their ongoing investigation.
Citizens are encouraged to report any information regarding the theft to the Metropolitan Police Service or anonymously to Crimestoppers.
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