As I am also diligently looking for a Bari, this is my observance.

It seems to be at a music store. If they have no information to give you, how can

they come upon a price to charge you?

It looks aweful new to not have any damage at all.

Does it play in tune? Do you like how it plays? "Played OK" is not very,  Oh, I gotta have it.

I would be inclined to think it is an Asian manufacture. That isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Most instruments ae made in Asia now. The best are not.

Does it feel cheap in the hands?

I would probably choose a somewhat banged up Yamaha YBS-52 intermediate but nice horn over one that you cant find any information on. Get something that when you either decide you really like playing the Baritone and want to get a better horn, or you decide it is not for you, you have a horn that has retained some real value.

 I have about 5 Baris on my mind. I have never owned one and I have only played a few. i am an over 50 tenor player with years of experience playing.What I think I want and what others tell me I should get based on what I am going to use it for are conflicting. I will end up getting what I want, because the sound I project is mine. nobody elses.

Unless its priced low, its not going anywhere fast. Keep interested and see if the price drops. They need to pay the electric bill, so it is for sale.

And as the attached pic shows, even Prince could have a new Bari all Glitz and Flash!!