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CONTENTS

6 Musical Instruments: Lots 1-139

120 Useful information for buying at auction

120 Authenticity Guarantee

12 1 Explanation of Symbols

12 1 VAT Information for Buyers

122 Conditions of Business for Buyers

124 Glossary

126 Index of lots

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VIOLINS PARX Ii

KLOZ SCHOOL

AVIOLIN

MITTENWALD, circa 1800

labelled Jacobus Stainerin Oenipontum, 1689 length of back 137/sin„ 35.3cm.

£3,500-5,000 (€4,200-5,900)

2PROBABLY BY ANTON JAIS

(Mittenwald, b ¡748;d 1836)AVIOLIN

MITTENWALD, circa 1800

labelled Antón Jais, ¡n Mittenwald an der Isar 1806

length of back 14¡n„ 35.5.cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

3AEGIDIUS KLOZ

(Mittenwald, b I733;d 1805)AVIOLIN

MITTENWALD, 1791

bearing ¡ts original label Aegidius Kloz in Mittenwald an der Iser. 1791 length ofback I3 l5/i6¡n., 354cm.

in case

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)

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4ARISTIDE CAVALLI

(Cremona, b 1856; d 1931)AVIOLIN

CREMONA 1923

labelled Offícina "Claudio Monteverde" Ariste. Cavalli & Suoi allunni fecere Cremona anno 1923 length ofback 14l/i6Ín., 35.8cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

AUGUSTE DARTE(b París, 1830; d Mirecourt, 1892)A CHILD’S VIOLIN MIRECOURT, área 1860

unlabelled

length ofback I l/ 2 ¡n„29.Icm.

Sold with the certifícate of Jean-Jacques Rampal,

Paris, dated 3rd January 2013

Auguste Darte also made ¡nstruments forJ.B.

Vuillaume, which were sold under the 'Stentor' brand

£1,500-2,000 (€1,800-2,400)

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PIERRE JEAN HENRI HEL

(Lille, b 1884; d 1937)AVIOLIN

LILLE, 1911

labelled Pierre Hel, Luthierdu Conservatoire a Lille, en l'an 1911length ofback 14'/sin., 36.0cm.

and a violin bow, in case

Sold with the certifícate of the maker’s widow,

Lille, dated Istjuly 1955.The certifícate is made out to the current owner's mother the Comtesse

de Germiny.

£ 10,000- 15,000 ( € 11,900- 17,800)


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7PAUL BAILLY(b Mirecourt, 1844; d París, 1907)AVIOLIN PARIS, 1898

labelled with signature Paul 8ailly, Violin Maker, Pupil of Jean Baptiste Vuillaume of París and ¡nscribed on the label Fait a París, 1898 length ofback l43/i6¡n„36.0cm.

and a silver-mounted violin bow by Penzel

in case

£5,000-8,000 (€5,900-9,500)

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8AVIOLINVENICE, 18™ CENTURY

the bass side of the front probably later

labelled Joseph Guarnerius fecit Cremonae armo 17** length of back 137/s¡n., 35.2cm.

and a gold-mounted violin bow stamped A Vigneron a París, and a silver-

mounted violin bow stamped A. Lamy a París, in case

t £ 12,000-18,000 (€ 14,200-21,400)


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9CIRCLE OF ETTORE & IGINIO SIEGA

(fl Venice, first half of the 20th century)

AVIOLIN

VENICE, 1932

labelled Ettore Siega & Figii premiati liutai Venezia, anno 1932

length ofback 143/16¡n., 36.0cm.

and a silver-mounted violin bow byThoma

in case

£4,500-6,000 (€5,300-7,100)


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10ATTRIBUTEDTO LORENZO STORIONI

(Cremona, b 1744; d 1816)AVIOLIN

NORTH ITALY, circo 1800

labelled Antonius et Hieronymus Fr.Amati...

length ofback I4in„ 35.6cm.

£ 12,000- 16,000 ( € 14,200- 19,000)


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11GEORG WINTERLING

(b Watkenreuth bei Schónbach, 1859; d Munich, 1929)

AVIOLINHAMBURG, 1909

labelled Georg Winterling Hamburg, FecitAnno 1909

length ofback I4¡n„ 35.7cm.

£4,500-6,500 (€5,300-7,700)

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12ATTRIBUTEDTO ALFREDO CONTINO

(b Naples, 1890; d a l 970)AVIOLIN AFTER GAGLIANO

PROBABLY NAPLES, EARLY 20™ CENTURY

labelled Paolo Antonio Testore...

length ofback 1471610., 35.8cm.

£7,000- 10,000 (€8,300- 11,900)

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13GEORG KLOZ

(Mittenwald, b \ 723;á 1797)

AVIOLIN

MITTENWALD, circo 1770

labelled Nicolaus Amatius Cremonien Hieronimi filiiAntoni Nepos fecitAo. 1652

length of back 137/s¡n„ 35.3cm.

in case

£4,500-6,500 (€5,300-7,700)

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14EDWARD PAMPHILON

(fl London,cl670-I690)AVIOLIN

LONDON , circo 1680

the head later

labelled £dward Pamphilon anno 1668 length ofback I4in„ 35.6cm.

Sold with a receipt from W.H.Tibbalds & Son, Brighton, dated 26th February

1944, and the cheque from the buyer

£8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)

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AVIOLIN

arca 1900

labelled A. Scarampella fece in Brescia l’anno 1895 length ofback l4'/i6¡n., 35.8cm.

¡n case

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

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ELIO SEVERGNINI(b Cremona, 1971)AVIOLIN

CREMONA, 1989

labelled Elio Severgnini Cremonese fece Cremona anno 1989length ofback 13l5/i6¡n„ 35.5cm.

¡n case

Sold wrth the certifícate of Francesco Bissolotti (in

whose workshop Severgnini worked at that time), Cremona, dated 7th june 1990

£2,500-4,000 (€3,000-4,700)

ATTRIBUTEDTO ROMEO ANTONIAZZI(b Cremona, 1862; d Milán, 1925)AVIOLIN

MID-20™ CENTURYlabelled with signature Antoniazzi Romeo Cremonese fece a Cremona l'anno 1916 and

branded beneath the button


in case

£8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)

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18FOLLOWER OF LEANDRO BISIACH

(Milán, b I864;d 1946)

AVIOLIN

20™ CENTURY

unlabelled

length of back 14¡n„ 35.5cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

CIRCLE OFJOSEPH HORNSTEINER

(fl Mittenwald, 1785-1830)AVIOLIN

MITTENWALD, área 1800

labelled Georg Kloz in Mittenwald an der Iser 17** length ofback 143/i6¡n„ 35.9cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

20VINCENZO POSTIGLIONE

(Naples.b 1831 ;d 1916)AVIOLIN

NAPLES, 1910

labelled Vincentius Postiglione me feát Neap. 1910, N. 379, inscribed on the label Forma G. Battista Guadagnini Torino and bearing the initials VP on the button and by the tailpin

length ofback l43/ié¡n„ 36.0cm.

and two bows, ¡n case

i £ 12,000-18,000 (€ 14,200-21,400)


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PROBABLY BY RAFFAELE CALACE(Naples, b I863;d 1934)AVIOLIN NAPLES, 1925

labelled Raffaele Calace, fecit 1925 Napoli and branded Calace Napoli on the button length ofback 14l/i6¡n., 35.7cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

21 22AVIOLIN

PROBABLY PARIS, circo 1870

labelled Jean Baptiste Vuillaume a París, Rué Croixdes Petits Champslength ofback 14 '/sin.,35.9cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

23SESTO ROCCHI(San Polo d'Enza, b I909;d 1991)AVIOLIN

SAN POLO D’ENZA, 1977

labelled with signature Sesto Rocchi da S. Polo fece 1‘anno 1977, V. Ranzato, and ¡nscribed V. Ranzato, Sesto Rocchi fece anno 1977 intemally on the upper bass back, and branded SR intemally on the back


This violin is named afterthe Italian composerand

violinistVirgilio Ranzato.

Sold with a copy of the corresponding page from

the maker’s logbook, registraron number 231,

dated 1977. This instrument is being sold by the maker’s daughter

£ 12,000- 16,000 ( € 14,200- 19,000)

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GIUSEPPE & ANTONIO GAGLIANO

(fl Naples, el 780-1800)

AVIOLIN

NAPLES, circo 1790

labelled Joseph etAntonius Gagliani filli Nicolaj et Nepotes Januarj F. Neap. 1790


¡n case

$ £50,000-80,000 (€59,400-95,000)

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25MAURICE MERMILLOT

(b Haut-Savoie, 1835; d Mirecourí, 1901)AVIOLIN PARIS, 1895

labelled with signature M Mermillot Luthier, 18 Rué Moret, París, 1895 length ofback 141 / 16¡n., 35.8cm.

in case

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)


26GIOVANNI PISTUCCI(b Naples, I864;d 1955)AVIOLIN NAPLES, circo 1900

labelled Joahannes Gagliani fecit sub disciplina Januaris Gagliano Neapoli, 1798 length ofback I4in„ 35.6cm.

and a violin bow stamped Emile Ouchard, in case

Sold with the certificates of Fritz Baumgartner and Friedrich Eras, dated 1969 and 1977 respectively, ascribing the violin to Gaetano Gagliano

£20,000-30,000 (€23,700-35,600)

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ROMANO MARENGO-RINALDI

(bAlba, 1866; d Tuna 1935)AVIOLIN

TURIN, 1900

labelled Marengo Romano - Rinaldi di Alba, fece in Torino anno 1900 per l’Esposizione Universale di Parigi delí anno 1900, Premiato con Madaglia doro Esposizione di Torino 1898

length ofback 14l/i6¡n., 35.8cm.

Previously sold at Sotheby's Chicago, 4th October 2001, lot 89

£35,000-50,000 (€41,600-59,400)

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28WORKSHOP OF HIPPOLYTE CHRÉTIEN SILVESTRE

(b 1845; flLyon& París; d 1913)

AVIOLIN

PARIS, circa 1900

branded ¡nternally on the back H.C. Silvestre á París

length ofback 141 /16¡n., 35.8cm.

in case

£5,000-8,000 (€5,900-9,500)


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29PIERRE JOSEPH HEL

(b Mazirot, 1842; d Lille, 1902)AVIOLIN

LILLE, 1883

labelled Stradiuarius Moderne Fait parJ Hel luthier du Conservatoire de Lille no23 1883length ofback I4¡n„ 35.5cm.

and three bows, one by Otto Hoyer

in case

£8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)


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AVIOLINSOUTH ITALY, EARLY 20™ CENTURY

labelled Giovanni Pistucci, alunno di Vincenzo Postiglione, fece in Napoti anno 1938length of back 137/sin., 35.3cm.

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)


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31LUDOVICO MARIANI(fl Pesaro, e l690-1702)AVIOLINPESARO, 17™ CENTURY

the head probably later labelled Anf Mariani in Pesaro 1619 length of back 143/ 16¡n„ 36.0cm.

Sold with a letter from J & A Beare, London, dated 22nd May 1991, giving a production date of approximately 1640, and the certifícate of Dykes & Sons,

London, dated 8th March 1920, ascribingthe violin to Ludovico's father; Antonio

£ 15,000-20,000 ( € 17,800-23,700)

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PROBABLY BY MICHELE ANGELO BERGONZI(Cremona.b I72 l;d 1758)AVIOLINCREMONA, circa 1750

the front possibly by another hand, 18th century Italian. the head later

labelled Joseph Guarnerius fecit Cremone armo I 724 IHS length of back 137/s¡n., 35.3cm.

¡n case

DocumentsA photocopy of the certifícate of Rembert Wurlitzen New York, dated 18th August 1959, ascribing the víolin to Guarneri del Gesü

A photocopy of a letter from j. & A. Beare, London, dated 26th January 2007, ascribing the

víolin to Michele Angelo Bergonzi

This instrument has been the concert víolin of Leila Josefowicz sínce 2001. It has been her only instrument duríng those years and, in her own words, has played an important role ¡n

her musical identity worldwide.

On this víolin she performed world premieres of concertos by Steven Mackey ('Beautiful

Passíng'), Esa-Pekka Salonen and Colín Matthews, and local premieres of violín concertos by Thomas Adés ('Concentric Paths'),John Adams and Oliver Knussen. Her recent DG

recording of the Salonen concertó was made on this violín.

í L 100,000-150,000 (€ I 18,700-178,100)

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BOWS PARX I33

A SILVER-MOUNTED CELLO BOW

20™ CENTURY

octagonal stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, silver overlaid adjuster stamped £. Sartory a París on the handle 75 grams

f £1,200-1,600 (€1,400-1,900)

34VICTOR FÉTIQUE

(b Mirecourt, 1872; d París, 1933)A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLA BOW

PARIS, EARLY 20™ CENTURY

round stick, the later ebony frog with nickel rings and pearl eyes, silver overlaid adjuster

stamped Vtor Fétíque á París on the handle 68 grams

£ I ,400-1,800 (€1,700-2,100)

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WILLIAM WATSON

(b London, 1930)

A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW

ENGLAND, circa 2000

round stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands

stamped W.D.Watson on the handle60.5 grams

£ 1,800-2,500 (€2,100-3,000)

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W .E.HILL& SONS

(fl London, 1887-1992)


LONDON, circa 1920

round stick plain ebony frog, silver overlaid adjuster

stamped W.E. H. & S. on the handle

55 grams (with original lapping)

£ 1,800-2,500 (€2,100-3,000)

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W.E. HILL & SONS(fl London, 1887-1992)


LONDON, 1930

round stick, plain ebony frog, silver overlaid adjusterstamped W.E.H. & 5. on the handle56.5 grams (with original lapping)

£ 1,800-2,500 (€2,100-3,000)

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JAMES TUBBS

(London, b I835;d 1921)

A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLA BOW

LONDON, circa 1900

round stick, plain ebony frog, silver overlaid adjuster

stamped Jas. Tubbs on the handle

68 grams (with tinsel lapping)

£2,000-3,000 (€2,400-3,600)


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ARNOLD VOIGT

(Markneukirchen, b 1864; d 1952)A SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL-MOUNTED

VIOLIN BOW

MARKNEUKIRCHEN, circa 1900

octagonal stick, the tortoiseshell frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands stamped Arnold Voigt on the handle53.5 grams (without hair)

£1,000-1,500 (€1,200-1,800)

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PECCATTE SCHOOL

A NICKEL-MOUNTED CELLO BOW

FRANCE, circa 1850

round stick of ironwood, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two nickel bands

80 grams

Sold with the certifícate of J.F. Raffin, Paris, dated

5th January 2001

£1,500-2,000 (€1,800-2,400)

41ALBERT NÜRNBERGER

((1 Markneukirchen, from e l890)



round stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands stamped *Albert Nürnberger* on the handle

60 grams

£1,500-2,500 (€1,800-3,000)


(fl Markneukirchen, [rom el 890)A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW

MARKNEUKIRCHEN, MID-20™ CENTURY

octagonal stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands

stamped Albert Nürnberger on the handle

6 1.5 grams

£1,500-2,000 (€1,800-2,400)


(fl Markneukirchen, from e l890)



octagonal stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands

stamped *Albert Nürnberger* on the handle

58 grams

£1,200-1,600 (€1,400-1,900)

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ALBERT NÜRNBERGER

(fl Markneukirchen, from e l890)A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW


octagonal stick, plain ebony frog, silver overlaid adjuster

stamped *Albert Nürnberger* on the handle

58 grams

£2,000-3,000 (€2,400-3,600)


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A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLA BOW AFTER

TUBBS

MIRECOURT, EARLY 20™ CENTURY

round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands7 1.5 grams

£ 1,200-1,600 (€1,400-1,900)

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W.E. HILL & SONS

(fl London, 1887-1992)


LONDON, 1926

round stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, silver overlaid adjuster

stamped W.E. HUI & Sons on the handle60.5 grams

£ I ,500-2,000 (€1,800-2,400)

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MARCEL FÉTIQUE

(b Mirecourt, 1899)


PARIS, circa 1940

octagonal stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, silver overlaid adjuster

stamped Mcti Fétique a París on the handle59 grams

£1,800-2,500 (€2,100-3,000)

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JAMES DODD

(London, b I792;d 1865)


LONDON, circa 1830

octagonal stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes,the adjuster with two silver bands stamped J. Dodd on the handle

59.5 grams

Sold with the certificate of J.F. Raffin, Paris, dated

I Oth October 2007

£2,000-3,000 (€2,400-3,600)

POSSIBLY BY CLAUDETHOMASSIN

(b Mirecourt, l870;dTrilbardou, 1942)A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW FOR

PAUL SERDET

PARIS, EARLY 20™ CENTURY

round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bandsstamped P. Serdet ó Paris on the handle

62 grams

£1,800-2,500 (€2,100-3,000)

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50ÉMILE FRANCOIS OUCHARD & ÉMILE

AUGUSTE OUCHARD

(fl Mirecourt, early 20th century)A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW

MIRECOURT, circa 1930

round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands stamped Emile Ouchard on the handle

56 grams (without hair)

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)



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51CHARLES NICOLAS BAZIN

(Mirecourt, b I847;d 1915)

A NICKEL-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW

MIRECOURT, circo 1900

round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two nickel bands

stamped Tourte on the handle

57.5 grams

Images of this bow will probably be included as an

example of the maker’s work in the upcoming

book Les Grands Archetiers Frangais, due for publication in 2015

£ 1,200-1,600 (€1,400-1,900)

52WORKSHOP OF ETIENNE PAJEOT

(b Mirecourt, 179l;d París, 1849)


MIRECOURT, circo 1840

round stick of exotic wood, the ebony frog with nickel rings and pearl eyes, the adjuster with two nickel bands

62 grams

Sold with the certifícate of Paul Childs, Montrose, dated 9th September 201 I

£ 1,500-2,000 (€1,800-2,400)

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EUGÉNE SARTORY

(b Mirecourt, 187l;d París, 1946)


PARIS, circo 1910


stamped £ Sartory a París on the handle

63 grams

X £8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)

54EUGÉNE SARTORY

(b Mirecourt, 187l;d París, 1946)A GOLD ANDTORTOISESHELL-MOUNTED

EXHIBITIONVIOLIN BOW AFTER TOURTE

PARIS, 1900

round stick, the tortoiseshell frog with gold rings and pearl eyes, the adjuster with two gold bands and pearl facetsstamped £. Sartory a París and Exp™ 1900 on the

handle

60 grams

X £15,000-20,000 (€17,800-23,700)

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VICTOR FÉTIQUE

(b Mirecourt, 1872; d París, 1933)A GOLD & TORTOISESHELL-MOUNTED

VIOLIN BOW

PARIS, circo 1925

round stick, the tortoiseshell frog with gold rings and pearl eyes, gold overlaid adjuster

stamped Vtor Fétique a París and Expm París 192561 grams

£8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)

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VICTOR FÉTIQUE

(b Mirecourt, 1872; d París, 1933)A SILVER & TORTOISESHELL-MOUNTED

VIOLIN BOW

PARIS, circo 1920

round stick, the tortoiseshell frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands stamped V-0' Fétique á París and inscribed P.B on

the ferrule

61 grams

i £6,000-8,000 (€7100-9,500)


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MARTIN LEOPOLD WIDHALM

(Nurembergb i747;d 1806)AVIOLA

NUREMBERG, 1793

labelled Leopold Widhalm Lauten- und Geigenmacher in Nürnberg. fecitA. 1793 and branded LW ¡nternally on the back

length of back I5!4¡n., 38.8cm.

¡n case

£3,500-5,000 (€4,200-5,900)

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FURBERSCHOOL

AVIOLAENGLAND, circa 1800

unlabelled

length of back 153/i6¡n„ 38.5cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)


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WILLIAM LUFF

(London, b I904;d 1993)AVIOLA

LONDON, 1979

labelled Willam H. Luff.Maker, London 1979

length of back 165/16¡n„ 4 1,4cm.

£7,000-10,000 (€8,300-11,900)

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59AVIOLA

branded ¡nternally on the back Gppe Scarampella Fiorenzo

length of back I5 l5/i6¡n„ 40.4cm.

£5,000-8,000 (€5,900-9,500)


60AVIOLA

SOUTH GERMANY, circa 1800

unlabelled

length ofback l6K¡n„4l.2cm.

£7,000-10,000 (€8,300-11,900)

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61AVIOLA

20™ CENTURY

labelled Januarius Gagliano Filius Alexandri Fecit Neap. 1748


£3,000-4,000 (€3,600-4,700)


61

62AVIOLA

ITALY, 20™ CENTURY

labelled Ferdinandus Garimberti Paremensis fecit Mediolani anno 1956

length of back 163/8¡n„ 4 1,6cm.¡n case

£7,000-10,000 (€8,300-11,900)

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63LORENZO STORIONI

(Cremona, b 1744; d 1816)

AVIOLA

CREMONA, 1787

bearing rts original label Lorenzo Storíoni fecit. Cremonae anno 1787

length ofback l5/2¡n., 39.4cm.

in case

Sold with the certifícate ofWilliam Lewis & Son, Chicago, dated 28th May 1954

$ £ 100,000-150,000 (€ I 18,700-178,100)



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65

MISCELLANEA

64W.E. HILL & SONS

(fl London, 1887-1992)

A REGENCY-STYLE MUSIC STAND

ENGLAND, 19™ CENTURY

trellis-work music rest with brass candle holders,fluted column.tripod basebearing a plaque ¡nscribed W.E. HUI & Sons, 38

New Bond Street, London

mínimum height I I4cm.

£ 1,000-2,000 (€1,200-2,400)

65A PORTRAIT OF AVIOLINIST, POSSIBLY

LOUIS SPOHR

circa 1800

oil on canvas

57 x 46 cm„ including frame

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

66

RAFAEL RAMIREZ MÁRO

(fl Hauset, Belgium)A PORTRAIT OF PAGANINI

circa 1990

oil on canvas

146 x I I5cm„ including frame

The portrait shows Paganini holding his violin which has only one string.This derives from

Paganinis virtuosic piece.the Moses Fantasy, which was written for the G string only

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)

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W.E. HILL & SONS

(fl London, 1887-1992)A LEATHER VIOLIN CASE

LONDON, LATE 19™ CENTURY

red leather exterior green velvet interiorlabelled 38 New Bond Street, London, England and inscribed with gilt lettering

A Monsieur le Marquis de Montjoux

length 29/2¡n„ 74.9cm.

This case was purchased by the present owner at Sotheby's on 3 1 st March 1988

£ 1,500-2,000 (€1,800-2,400)

68

WILLIAM VOLLER

(b Shropshire, 1860; d 1933)A BRONZE OF ANTONIO STRADIVARI

LONDON, 1896

inscribed on the plinth Stradivari and W.Voller, and inscribed on the leg of the workbench W.V. 1896 and with Stradivari’s AS insignia

height I0in., 25.4cm.

This bronze was purchased by the present owner at Sotheby's on 20th June 1995

£8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)



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CELLOS AND BASS69JÉRÓMETHIBOUVILLE-LAMY

(fl Mirecourt, from e l860)A CELLO


labelled Medio Fino

length of back 29l5/i6¡n.,76.lcm.

and a cello bow stamped H. Byrom Canterbury,

¡n case

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

70GULBRAND ENGER

(b I822;d 1886; fl Copenhagen)A CELLOCOPENHAGEN, 1876

labelled Gulbrand Enger, Kjobenhavn. 1876

length ofback 29l5/i6Ín„ 76.0cm.

¡n case

t £2,500-3,500 (€3,000-4,200)

71NEUNER & HORNSTEINER

(fl Mittenwald, e l811-1930)

A CELLO

MITTENWALD, 1882

labelled Neuner & Hornsteiner, Mittenwald (Baiem)

1882length ofback 297/8¡n„ 75.9cm.

¡n case

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)



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72A CELLO

GERMAN Y, circo 1900

unlabelled

length of back 29%¡n„ 75.5cm,

and a cello bow, ¡n case

£2,800-4,000 (€3,300-4,700)

73A CELLO

GERMANY OR BOHEMIA, circa 1900

labelled Louis Joseph Germain Luthier a ParísArme (sic.) 1860

length of back 305/i6¡n„ 77.1 cm.

and a cello bow, ¡n case

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

CIRCLE OF HONORÉ DERAZEY

(Mirecourt,b i794;d 1883)

A DOUBLE BASSMIRECOURT, SECOND HALF OFTHE

19™ CENTURY

branded H. Derazey on the button length of back 43/2¡n„ I I0.5cm.

string length 4 1 ¡n„ 104.2cm.

£8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)

74

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75

75JUSTIN DERAZEY(Mirecourt,b 1839; d 1890)A CELLOMIRECOURT, circa 1880

labelled Jt Derazey luthier Mirecourt Vosges length ofback 291 '/lóín., 75.5cm.¡n case

£5,000-8,000 (€5,900-9,500)


75

76ASCRIBEDTO NICOLAS LUPOT(b Stuttgart, 1758; d París, 1824)A CELLOLATE 19™ CENTURY

labelled N. Lupot, Luthier de la Musique du Roi et de t'Ecole Royale de Musique, París 1820length ofback 30in„ 76.2cm.

in case

Sold with the certifícate of Hamma & Co„ Stuttgart, dated 19th November 1952, statíng that prior to 1942 the cello was in the possession of Joseph Joachim's granddaughter

£10,000-15,000 (€11,900-17,800)

76

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77

77A CELLO

GERMAN Y, circo 1900

unlabelled

length of back 30% in., 76.9cm.

£4,500-6,000 (€5,300-7,100)


77

78FOLLOWER OF PIETER ROMBOUTS

(b 1667; fl Amsterdam; d 1728)A CELLO

PROBABLY NETHERLANDS, 19™ CENTURY

labelled Vincenzo Bianchini Venetiano in Bologna 1655

length ofback 295/i6¡n„ 74.5cm.

¡n case

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)

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79A CELLO

20™ CENTURY

labelled Made by G.A. Chanot... Manchester A.D. 1899 No 120 model ofAmati length of back29%in„ 75.6cm.

¡n cover

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

80A CELLO

GERMANY, circa 1900

branded D. Nicolás Ainé, a la ville de Cremonne¡nternally on the backlength ofback29l5/i6¡n„76.0cm.

and three cello bows, ¡n case

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

PROBABLY BY PIETER ROMBOUTS

(b l667;flAmsterdam;d 1728)A CELLO

NETHERLANDS, 18™ CENTURY

labelled Hendrix Jacobs me fecit & Pieter Rombouts in Amsterdam 1698, and bearing a further internal label signed by Jacques Francais, stating It is my opinion that the making of this cello was largely the handiwork of Pieter Rombouts March Ist 1988 Edmonton, Alberto length of back 285/i6¡n„ 72cm.

and a nickel-mounted cello bow, faintly stamped PRS Paris, ¡n case

81

i £ 10,000-15,000 (€ I 1,900-17,800)



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PROBABLY BY CARLO LOVERI

(fl Naples, 19th century)A CELLO

NAPLES, MID-19™ CENTURY

labelled Cario Loveri, Fabbrícante di Strumenti d*** and Riveduto da Vincenzo Postiglione, Napoli, Via Tre Regine 23

length of back 29/2¡n„ 75.0cm.

£28,000-35,000 (€33,200-41,600)

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EVASIO EMILIO GUERRA

(Turín, b 1875; d 1956)

A CELLO

TURIN , 1921

labelled Evasío Emilio Guerra fece in Torino 1921

length of back 291'/16¡n, 75.4cm.

£50,000-70,000 (€59,400-83,100)

83

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84PIERGIUSEPPE ESPOSTI

(fl Cremona, late 20th century)A CELLO

CREMONA, 1980

labelled Piergiuseppe Esposti Cremona anno 1980

length of back 295/s¡n., 75.2cm.

¡n cover

£4,500-6,000 (€5,300-7,100)


84

85A CELLO

ITALY, FIRST HALF OFTHE 19™ CENTURY

labelled Cario Tononi Bolognese, fece in Venezia l'A: 1732

length of back 291 /16¡n„ 74cm.

¡n case

£30,000-50,000 (€35,600-59,400)

VINCENZO PANORMO

(b Monreale, nr. Palermo, 1734; d London, 1813)

A CELLO

LONDON, circa 1800

unlabelledlength of back 287/sin., 73.3cm.

¡n cover

Sold with a letter from John Dilworth, dated 29th August 2013

£25,000-35,000 (€29,700-41,600)

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86

87

DAVID TECCHLER

(b Salzburg, 1666; d Rome, 1747)A CELLO

ROME, 1705

labelled David Tecchler fecit RomaAnno Dni 1705 length of back 30¡n„ 76.2cm.

¡n case

Sold with the certifícate ofWilliam Lewis & Son, dated

29th September 1971

$ £300,000-500,000 (€356,200-593,700)


87

75

BOWS PARX II88EMILE FRANCOIS OUCHARD

(b 1872; fl Mirecourt; d 1951)A NICKEL-MOUNTED VIOLA BOW


round stick, the ebony frog with nickel rings and pearl eyes, nickel overlaid adjuster69 grams

£2,000-3,000 (€2,400-3,600)

89

FRANCOIS LOTTE

(A/lirecourt, b I889;d 1970)AN IVORY-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW


round stick the ivory frog with silver rings and silver eyes, silver overlaid adjuster 62 grams

£1,400-1,800 (€1,700-2,100)

90

HIPPOLYTE CAMILLE LAMY

(Paris, b I875;d 1942)


PARIS, circa 1920

round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands

stamped A. Lamy a Paris on the handle58 grams

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)

91

JOSEPH ALFRED LAMY

(b Mirecourt 1850; d Paris, 1919)A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW

PARIS, circa 1910

round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands

stamped A. Lamy á Paris on the handle

57 grams (with tinsel lapping)

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)

92

CLAUDETHOMASSIN

(b Mirecourt, l870;dTrilbardou, 1942)


PARIS, área 1925

round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, nickel overlaid adjuster

stamped C.Thomassin ó Paris on the handle58.5 grams

£2,000-3,000 (€2,400-3,600)

93

CLAUDETHOMASSIN

(b Mirecourt 1870; dTrilbardou, 1942)



round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, nickel overlaid adjuster

stamped C.Thomassin a Paris on the handle

59 grams

£2,000-3,000 (€2,400-3,600)


HM

94

SCHOOL OF NICOLAS MAIRE

(b Mirecourt, l800;dParis 1878)

A NICKEL-MOUNTED VIOLA BOW

PARIS, circa 1860

octagonal stick of snakewood, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two nickel bands

68.5 grams

£ 1,500-2,000 (€1,800-2,400)

95


octagonal stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands

stamped £. Sartory a París on the handle

57.5 grams

£ 1,500-2,500 (€1,800-3,000)

96

ANDRÉ RICHAUME

(b Mirecourt, 1905 ; d París, 1966)A SILVER-MOUNTED CELLO BOW

PARIS, circa 1962


stamped A. Richaume a París on the handle

78 grams

This bow was bought directly from the maker by

the current owner

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)

98

EUGÉNE SARTORY

(b Mirecourt, 187l;d París, 1946)A SILVER-MOUNTED DOUBLE BASS BOW

PARIS, circa 1900

round stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, the later adjuster with two nickel bands

133 grams

in bow box

£5,000-8,000 (€5,900-9,500)

97

W.E. HILL & SONS

(fl London, 1887-1992)A SILVER-MOUNTED CELLO BOW

LONDON, circa 1930

round stick, the ebony frog with silver rings and pearl eyes, the adjuster with two silver bands

77.5 grams

£2,500-3,500 (€3,000-4,200)


99

SIEGFRIED FINKEL

(b Kaliningrad; fl Brienz, Switzerland)A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLA BOW

BRIENZ, circa 1970

octagonal stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the later adjuster with nickel band and endcap stamped Siegfried Finkel on the handle

73.6 grams

and a silver-mounted viola bow by Richard

Grünke, stamped Richard Grünke * on the handle

£2,000-3,000 (€2,400-3,600)

100

JEAN-BAPTISTEVUILLAUME

(b Mirecourt, 1798; d Paris, 1875)A SILVER-MOUNTED “SELF-REHAIRING”

VIOLIN BOW

PARIS, circa 1850

round stick, later plain ebony frog, the later adjuster with two silver bands

stamped Vuillaume a Paris and Brevet d’lnvention on the handle

60 grams

£1,500-2,500 (€1,800-3,000)

101

JEAN BAPTISTEVUILLAUME

(b Mirecourt, 1798; d Paris, 1875)


PARIS, circa 1850

round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjusterwith two silver bands

62 grams

£5,000-7,000 (€5,900-8,300)

102PROBABLY BY NICOLAS SIMON

(fl Mirecourt, c 1840-1864)



round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjusterwith two nickel bands61 grams

£4,500-6,000 (€5,300-7,100)

103

J ÉRÓM E THI BOU VILLE-LAM Y

(fl Mirecourt, el 860 onwards)A SILVER-MOUNTED VIOLIN BOW


round stick, the ebony frog with pearl eyes, the adjusterwith two silver bands

stamped Jérome Thibouville-Lamy on the handle56.5 grams

£2,000-3,000 (€2,400-3,600)


104

VIOLINS PART II104PANORMO SCHOOL

AVIOLINENGLAND, EARLY 19™ CENTURY

unlabelled

length ofback 141 /sin., 36.0cm.

and a violín bow, in case

£5,000-8,000 (€5,900-9,500)


105GlOVAN NI BATTISTA GAIBISSO

(Alassio, b I876;d 1962)AVIOLIN

ALASSIO, 1941

labelled Gaibisso Giovanni Battista fece (Alassio) anno 1941 length ofback 14l/i6in„ 35.7cm.

¡n case

| Q £7,000-10,000 (€8,300-11,900)


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106AVIOLIN

FRANCE OR NETHERLANDS, EARLY 18™ CENTURY

labelled Antonius et Hieronymus Amati... length of back 14¡n„ 35.5cm.

¡n case

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)


106

107JEAN GOSSELIN

(fl París, 1814-1851)AVIOLIN

PARIS, 1825

labelled *** monté parThiery et le reste du violon vernis... fait par Gosselin Amateur, Paris Année 1825 length ofback 14'/i6¡n., 35.7cm.

According to RenéVannes.the variation in Gosselin's work suggests that he

may have employed some of the good violin makers in Paris, rather than

making ¡nstruments himself

£8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)


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108

108AVIOLIN

POSSIBLY NAPLES, 20™ CENTURY

labelled Felice Beretta allievo di Giuseppe Guadagnini fece in Como íanno 17**

length of back l43/i6¡n„ 36.0cm.

£5,000-7,000 (€5,900-8,300)


108

109GRAGNANI FAMILY

(fl Livorno, 18th century)AVIOLIN

LIVORNO, LATE 18™ CENTURY

branded A.G. ¡ntemally on the pegbox


£12,000-16,000 (€14,200-19,000)

109 109

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110

FLORENTINE SCHO O L

AV IO LIN

18™ CENTURY

labelled Joannes Baptísta de Gabrielli Florentinus fecit 17** length of back 14¡n„ 35.5cm.

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)


GIUSEPPE PEDRAZZIN I

(b Pizzighettone, 1879; d Milán, 1958)AV IO LIN AFTER GUARNERI

MILAN, 1908

labelled with signature Giuseppe Pedrazzini Cremonese fece ¡n Milano 1908, ¡nscribed on the label Copia del Gesu, branded ¡ntemally on the back G. Pedrazzini and in the lower back G. Pedrazzini-Milano length of back I4in„ 35.6cm.

¡n case

Sold with the certifícate of Gian Cario Guicciardi, Spilamberto, dated 2nd April 1991

£25,000-35,000 (€29,700-41,600)

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112

AVIOLIN

19™ CENTURY

labelled Joannes María Valenzano de la Scola Cremonesa faciebat Milano 1777


£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

I 13AVIOLIN

PROBABLY ITALY, 20™ CENTURY

labelled Aloysi Soffriti filiusAntonj fecit Ferrarías An. Dom. 1903

length ofback 14 '/i6¡n., 35.8cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

I 14CARLO GIUSEPPETESTORE

(b Novara, 1660; d Milán, 1738)AVIOLIN

MILAN, circa 1720

the table and head later

labelled Giouanni Grancino in Contrada Largha diMilano al segno della Corona I 721

length ofback 137/s¡n., 35.2cm.

£20,000-30,000 (€23,700-35,600)


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I 15CARESSA & FRANCAIS

(fl París, 1901-1930)AV IO LIN

PARIS, 1912

labelled Caressa & Francais, Luthiers du Conservatoire de Musique, No. 428, París, 1912 and branded Caressa & Francais by the top and bottom blockslength ofback l4'/i6¡n., 35.8cm.

¡n case

Sold with the certifícate of Blackburn Stringed Instruments, London, dated 2nd November 1999

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)

I 16AEG ID IUS K LO Z

(Mittenwaid, b I733;d 1805)AV IO LIN

M ITTENW ALD, arca 1780

labelled Aegidius Kloz in Mittenwaid an der Iser.17**

length of back 137/sín., 35.3cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

117C IRCLE OF ANDREA GUARNERI

(Cremona, b c 1626; d 1698)AV IO LIN

CREMONA, 17™ CENTURY

the table and scroll later labelled Antonius et Hieronymus Fr.Amati Cremonen Andrese fil F. 16** length ofback 13l5/i6Ín„ 35.4cm.

in double violin case

£15,000-20,000 (€17,800-23,700)


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I 18AU G U STE FALISSE

(b Liége, 1883; d Brusse/s, 1951)

A V IO L IN

BRUSSELS, 1909

labelled Auguste Falisse, Luthier a Bruxelles 27/09/1909length ofback l4'/i6Ín.,35.7cm.

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

I 19PROBABLY BY C A R LO G IU SEPPETESTO RE

(b Novara, 1660; d Milán, 1738)A V IO L IN

M ILAN , circa 1730

the table and head later

labelled Giovanni Grancino in Contrada Largha diMilano al Segno delta Corona 1696


£7,000-10,000 (€8,300-1 1,900)

120

A V IO L IN

POSSIBLY BO LO G N A , EARLY 18™ C EN TU RY

the scroll probably by Nicolo Amati

unlabelledlength ofback 1315/16¡n., 354cm.

in case

Sold with the certifícate of Roland Baumgartner

Basel, dated 9th December 2010, ascribing the instrument to the circle ofAlessandro Mezzadri

£35,000-45,000 (€41,600-53,400)


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121

TESTORE FAMILY

(fl Milán, I8th century)

AVIOLIN

MILAN, arca 1750

labelled Cario Giuseppe Testore... 1706

length ofback 1315/i 6¡n., 35.4cm.

$ £50,000-80,000 (€59,400-95,000)

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122

122W O R KSH O P O F PIERRE PACHEREL

(b Mirecourt, 1803; d Nice, 1871)

A V IO L IN

FRA N C E , circa 1850

branded Pacherel a Nice ¡nternally on the back

length ofback 141 /sin., 35.9cm.

£4,500-6,000 (€5,300-7,100)


123PIERRE JOSEPH H EL

(b Mazirot, l842;dLille, 1902)A V IO L IN

L ILLE , 1885

labelled Joseph Hel Luthiera Lille 1885, ¡nscribed ¡nternally ¡n the lower back Fait par J. Hel luthier du conservatoire de musique de Lille, No. 111 Lille, le 25 février 1885,J.Hel 14 rué Nationale

length ofback 14l/s¡n., 35.9cm.

in case

£9,000-12,000 (€10,700-14,200)

123 123

99

124A V IO L IN

ITALY, LATE 19™ C EN TU RY

unlabelled

length ofback 14'/i6Ín.,35.7cm.

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)


124

125EN R IC O M ARCH ETT I

(b Milán, l855;dTunn, 1930)A V IO L IN

TU R IN , 1883

labelled Enrico Marchettí di Milano, Fece in Torino nel 1883

length ofback I47i6¡n., 35.6cm.

Sold with the certifícate of Eric Blot, Cremona, dated 2nd July 2001

£25,000-35,000 (€29,700-41,600)

125 125

101

126ANDREA GUARNERI

(Cremona, b e l626;d 1698)AV IO LIN

CREMONA, circa 1675

labelled Andreas Guarnerius alumnus Nicolaus Amati fecit Cremonae sub titulo Sanctae Teresiae 1655 length ofback 1313/i6¡n., 35.2cm.

CertificatesW.E. Hill & Sons, London, dated 23rd May 1961Max Móller NV, Amsterdam, dated 2 1 st September 1966Roland Baumgartner; Basel, dated 9th December 2008

£60,000-80,000 (€71,200-95,000)

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127

PAUL BAILLY

(b Mirecourt, 1844; d París, 1907)AV IO LIN

LONDON , 1891

labelled Paul Bailly Luthier,Anden Eléve de J.B. Vuillaume de París, London Année 1891, No. 109 and ¡nscribed ¡nternally on the back N. 709 length of back 143/sin„ 36.5cm.

and a violín bow by Pfretzschner; ¡n case

£3,000-5,000 (€3,600-5,900)

128BARTHOLOMÁUS KARNER

(fl Míttenwald, 1750-1797)AV IO LIN

M ITTENW ALD, 1795

labelled Barthol. Karner in Míttenwald an der Iser 1795length ofback 141/i6¡n„ 35.7cm.

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)

129CARL BECKER & SON

(fl Chicago, 20th century)AV IO LIN

CH ICAGO , 1952

the front a later replacement, probably by Jacob van de Geest

labelled Cari Becker and Son associated wíth William Lewis & Son No.555 Chicago 1952 and ¡nscribed ¡nternally on the front Johann(?) ** Geest, 1962, ***

length ofback 13l5/i6¡n„ 35.4cm.

and a violín bow, in case

£5,000-8,000 (€5,900-9,500)


129 129

105

130

130A T TR IB U T ED TO EMILE M ENNESSON

(Re¡ms,b I842;d 1920; fl Mirecourt 1876-1881)A V IO L IN

FRAN CE , SEC O N D HALF O F T H E 19™ C EN TU RY

labelled Emile Mennesson dit Guarini... année 1882 No2788

length ofback 141 /16¡n., 35.6cm.

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)


130

131M ARCHE SC H O O L

A V IO L IN

EARLY 20™ C EN TU RY

labelled £ midió Celani detto il Turco fece inAscoli Piceno 1890 length ofback 1315/i6¡n., 35.4cm.

and a violín bow stamped Vtor Fetique a París, in case

Sold with the certifícate of Florian Leonhard, London

£6,000-8,000 (€7,100-9,500)

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Barón von Erlanger

132C IRCLE OF N ICO LO AMATI

(Cremona, b I596;d 1684)A VIOLIN

CREM ONA OR BRESCIA, MID-17™ CENTURY

the table later work, possibly Englishlabelled Nicolaus Amatus Cremonen. Hieronymi FU. acAntonij Nepos fecit 1666 length of back I3 l5/i6¡n„ 35.3cm.

ProvenanceBarón von Erlanger ( 1832-1911) was a keen collector who owned, amongst other examples, the 1732 ‘d'Erlanger’ Guarnen del Gesu and three Stradivari violins.This violín was ¡nherited by his granddaughten Baroness Marie Mathilde Charlotte d’Erlanger; and ¡s being offered for sale by her grandson.

£25,000-35,000 (€29,700-41,600)


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109

133A V IO L IN

NAPLES, LATE 19™ C EN TU RY

the ribs and scroll by another hand

¡nscribed ¡nternally on the back RepairedJohn Underwood, ** Nov 1845 length of back 14¡n„ 35.6cm.

in case

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)


133

134A V IO L IN

19™ C EN TU RY

labelled FedtVenetiis 1710


¡n case

£8,000-12,000 (€9,500-14,200)

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GIOVANNI BATTISTA GABRIELLI

(fl Florence, 1736-1787)AV IO LIN

FLORENCE, área 1770

labelledJovanej Batista Gabbrielli Florentiris fecetAnno 1779 length ofback 137/8¡n„ 35.2cm.

DocumentsThe certifícate ofW.E. Hill & Sons, London, dated 18th February 1944 The certifícate of Paul Voigt, London, dated 18th September 1941 Two ¡nsurance valuations from Edward Withers Ltd., dated 2nd March 1973 and lOthAugust 1989 A receipt from Robert Lewin, dated 4th June 1953 A copy ofThe Strad, dated August 1941, featuring this violin in an article entitled Some Violin Makers of the Florentine School

£15,000-20,000 (€17,800-23,700)

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135

136

136PAUL LORANGE

(b Mirecourt, 1873; d Lyon, 1920)AV IO LIN

LYON, 1900

labelled Paul Lorange, Luthiera Lyon en 1900, Numéro 2, ¡nscribed ¡ntemally ¡n the upper back Fait á Lyon par P. Lorange 1900 and branded P. Lorange ó Lyon length ofback 14'/i6Ín., 35.8cm.

£4,000-6,000 (€4,700-7,100)


136

137ASCR IBEDTO N ICO LO GAGLIANO II

(f! Na pies, 1790-1826)AV IO LIN

labelled Nicolaus Gagliano Filíus Joanni Neapoli 1823 length ofback 137/s¡n„ 35.3cm.

Sold with the certifícate of Colín Nicholls, Northolt, dated 24th January 2007

£7,000-10,000 (€8,300-11,900)

137

C IRCLE OF CARLO BERGONZI

(Cremona, b I683;d 1747)AV IO LIN

CREMONA, circa 1730

the scroll by Giuseppe Guarnen filius Andreae labelled Anno 1737 Cario Bergonzi fece in Cremona. length ofback I 3l5/i6¡n„ 35.4cm.

In case

DocumentsThe certifícate ofWillíam Lewis & Son, Chicago, dated I9thjanuary, 1965 A letter from John Dilworth, London, dated 5th September 2013 A dendrochronology report from John Topham, dated 23rd April 2012, and noting strong matches to other Cremonese ¡nstruments, including four Stradivaris and one Guarneri del Gesu

$ L 180,000-250,000 (€213,700-296,800)

138

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139FRANCESCO RUGERI

(Cremona, b 1620; d c 1695)AVIOLINCREMONA, circa 1690

labelled Francesco Rugeri detto il Per in Cremona delíanno 1672 length ofback 137/8¡n„ 35.3cm.

Sold with the certifícate ofThe Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., New York, dated 4th January 1933

This víolin shows the hand of Francescos son Víncenzo. A similar example is ¡llustrated on pp. 482-483 of Four Centuries of Violín Making

í £ 150,000-200,000 (€ 178,100-237,500)

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USEFUL INFORMATION FOR BUYING AT AUCTION

The following information is designed to help you understand che process of buying at auction. It is important, however, that you read the following information carefully and note that Ingles & Hayday Ltd acts for the seller;you should refer in particular to Conditions 3 and 4 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers in the printed catalogue.

CATALOGUE PURCHASES& SUBSCRIPTIONS

If you would like to take out a catalogue subscription, please visit the Auction page of: www.ingleshayday.com

O r telephone:UK +44 (0)20 7042 7337US+ I 646 480 7037O r email: [email protected]

BUYER'S PREMIUM

A Buyers Premium will be added to the

hammer price of each lot and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price.

The Buyer’s prem ium is 20% of the ham m er price.

I .B EFO RE THE AUCTIO N

Pre-sale Estimates

Pre-sale estimates are intended as a guide for prospective buyers. Any bid between the low and high pre-sale estimates would, in our opinion. offer a chance of success. However, lots can realise pnces above or below the pre-

sale estimates. It is advisable to consult us nearer the time of sale as estimates can be subject to revisión. The estimates printed in the auction catalogue do not include the

Buyer’s Premium orVAT.

Pre-sale Estimates in Euros

Although the sale is conducted in Pounds Sterling.the pre-sale estimates are also printed in Euros. The rate of exchange is the rate at the time of production of the catalogue. Therefore. you should treat the estimates in

Euros as a guide only.

Condition of LotsProspective buyers are encouraged to inspect the property at the pre-sale exhibitions. Solely as a convenience. Ingles & Hayday Ltd may also provide condition reports. The absence of

reference to the condition of a lot in the catalogue description does not imply that the lot is free from faults or imperfections. Please refer to Condition 3 of the Conditions of

Business for Buyer’s printed in this catalogue. Please note that Ingles & Hayday Ltd are not professional restorers and Buyers may wish to consult a restorer / violin maker before the sale for an independent condition report.

ProvenanceIn certain circumstances, Ingles & Hayday Ltd

may print in the catalogue the history of owner ship of an instrument if such information

contributes to scholarship or is otherwise well

known and assists in distinguishing the work.

However. the identity of the seller or previous

owners may not be disclosed for a variety of

reasons. For example, such information may be

excluded to accommodate a seller’s request for

confidentiality or because the identity of prior

owners is unknown given the age of the work

2. DURING THE AUCTIO N

Conditions of Business

The auction is governed by Ingles & Hayday

Ltd's Conditions of Business and Authenticity

Guarantee. These apply to all aspects of the

relationship between Ingles & Hayday Ltd and

actual and prospective bidders and buyers.

Anyone considering bidding in the auction

should read them carefully. They may be

amended by way of notices posted in the

saleroom or by way of announcement made

by the auctioneer

Bidding at Auction

Bids may be executed in person by paddle

during the auction, in writing prior to the sale

and by telephone. Auction speeds vary, but

average between 70 and 100 lots per hour The

bidding steps are generally in increments of

approximately 10% of the previous bid. Please

refer to Conditions 5 and 6 of the Conditions

of Business for Buyer’s printed in the catalogue.

Bidding in Person

In order to bid in person, you will need to

register for and collect a numbered paddle

before the auction begins. Proof of identity will

be required. Should you be the successful

buyer of a lot, please ensure that your paddle

can be seen by the auctioneer and that it is your

number that is called out. Should there be any

doubts as to price or buyer, please draw the

auctioneer’s attention to it immediately. All lots

sold will be invoiced to the ñame and address

in which the paddle has been registered and

cannot be transferred to other ñames and addresses. Please do not mislay your paddle. in

the event of loss, inform the Sales Clerk

immediately. A t the end of the sale, please

retum your paddle to the registraron desk.

Absentee & Telephone Bids

If you cannot attend the auction, we will be

happy to execute written bids on your behalf

or you can bid on the telephone. A bidding

form and more information can be found at

the back of this catalogue.

Consecutive and Responsive BiddingThe auctioneer may open the bidding on any

lot by placing a bid on behalf of the seller. The auctioneer may further bid on behalf of the seller, up to the amount of the reserve, by

placing consecutive or responsive bids for a lot Please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers printed in this catalogue.

Importation into a buyer’s destination

countryThe purchaser’s inability to import any ítem into his destination country as a result of Government

economic sanctions or other nestrictions shall not justify cancellation or rescission of the sale or any

delay in payment Please satisfy yourself before bidding as to whether a lot is subject to such import restrictions, or any other restrictions on

importation or exportation.

3. A FTER TH E AUCTIO N

PaymentPayment is due immediately after the sale and may be made by the following: wire transfer in

sterling, debit card (Visa debit, Connect or Maestro), credit card (Visa or MasterCard). Please note we do not accept cash payments.

All credit card payments are subject to a 2% service charle. and we do not accept American Express. It is Ingles & Hayday Ltd’s policy to

request new clients to provide proof of identity (by providing some form of government issued identification containing a photograph, such as

a passport, identity card or driver's licence) and confirmation of permanent address. Cheques should be made payable to Ingles & Hayday Ltd.

Although personal and company cheques drawn in Pounds Sterling on UK banks are accepted, you are advised that property will not

be released until such cheques have cleared.

Bank transfersOur bank account details ane shown on our invoices. Please include your ñame. Ingles & Hayday

Ltd’s account number and invoice number with your instructions to your bank Please note that we reserve the right to decline payments received

from anyone other than the buyer of record and that clearance of such payments will be required.

Please contact us if you have any questions conceming clearance. We reserve the nghtto seek

Identification of the source of funds received.

CollectionIt is Ingles & Hayday Ltd's policy to request

proof of identity on collection of a lot. Lots will be released to you or your authorised

representative when full and cleared payment

has been received by Ingles & Hayday Ltd.

PLEASE NOTE THAT ON THE DAY OF

THE SALE PURCHASED LOTS MAY BE

CO LLECTED FROM SOTHEBY’S UPPER

GROSVENOR GALLERY, BLOOMFIELD

PLACE, BOND STREET UNTIL 4.30PM ONLY.

FROM THE DAY AFTER TH E SALE,

PURCHASED LOTS MAY ONLY BE

CO LLEC TED FROM 94-96 W IGM ORE

STREET, 9.30-4.30, M ONDAYTO FRIDAY.

Storage

Storage charges may be levied on uncollected

lots. Please refer to Conditions 7 & 9 of the

Conditions of Business for Buyers printed in

the catalogue.

Loss or Damage

Buyers are reminded that Ingles & Hayday Ltd

accepts liability for loss or damage to lots for a

máximum period of seven (7) days after the

date of the auction. Please refer to Condition

7 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers

printed in this catalogue.

Shipping

If you require the services of a shipper to

deliver your purchased lots you may wish to

contact one of the following:

Alban Shipping

Unit 4. Premier Business Park

Dencora Way, Luton

Bedfordshire LU3 3HR

Tel:+44 (0) 1582 493099 Fax:+44 (0)1582 490147 Email: [email protected]

Connoisseur International Fine A rtUnit 4, Heathrow International Trading Estate, Green Lañe. Hounslow, Middlesex,TW 4 6HB. UK.

Tel: +44 (0)20 8572 2955 Fax: +44 (0)20 8577 3893 Email: [email protected]

Regency Shipping Ltd.Unit l5.Trident Industrial Estate Blackthorne Road. Colnbrook Berkshire SL3 OAX

Tel:+44 (0) 1753 287800 Fax :+44 (0) 1753 287888 E-mail: [email protected]

All shipments should be unpacked and

checked on delivery and any discrepancies

notified immediately to the shipper in question.

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ExportThe export of any lot from the UK or import ¡rito any other country may be subject to one

or more export or import licences being granted. It ¡s the buyers responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. The denial o f any licence required or delay in obtaining such licence cannot justify the

cancellation of the sale or any delay in making payment of the total amount due.

Upon request and for an administrative fee, Alban Shipping may apply for a licence to export your lot(s) outside the UK. Please contad [email protected] / +44 (0) 1582 493099.

There are two different thresholds depending

on where you intend to take the property:

(a) To the EU: When exporting to a country

within the European Union (EU ), musical instruments over 50 years oíd with a valué over £65,000 will require an export license.

(b) Out of the EU:When exporting to a country outside of the European Union (EU). musical instruments over 50 years oíd with a valué over

£43,484 will require an export licence.

Ingles & Hayday Ltd recommends that you retain all import and export papers, including licences, as in certain countries you may be required to produce them to govemmental authorities.

Endangered Speciesttems made of or incorporating plant or animal

material, such as crocodile, ivory, whalebone, tortoiseshell, etc., irrespective of age or valué, may require a licence or certifícate prior to exportation and require additional licences or certiíicates upon importation to any country

outside the EU. Please note that the abilrty to obtain an export licence or certifícate does not ensure the ability to obtain an import licence or certifícate in another country, and vice versa.

For example, it is ¡Ilegal to import elephant ivory under 100 years oíd into the United States. Ingles & Hayday Ltd suggests that buyers check with their own government regarding wildlife import requirements prior to

placing a bid. It is the buyers responsibility to obtain any export or import licences and/or certiíicates as well as any other required documentaron (please refer to Condition 10

of the Conditions of Business for Buyers printed in this catalogue).

VAT AND OTHER TA X INFORMATION FOR BUYERS & CATALOGUE SYMBOLS

The following paragraphs are intended to give general guidance to buyers on VAT. what the symbols in the catalogue mean and certain other potential tax ¡mplications of purchasing

property at Ingles & Hayday Ltd. The information concerns the most usual

circumstances and is not intended to be complete. In all cases the relevant tax legislation

takes precedence and theVAT rates in effect on

the day of the auction will be the rates charged except for lots sold subject to Temporary

Admission for which the applicable rate will be that in forcé at the time of collection. It should

be noted that. for VAT purposes only. Ingles &

Hayday Ltd is not usually treated as an agent and most property ¡s sold as if it is the property

of Ingles & Hayday Ltd. In the following paragraphs, reference to VAT symbols shall

mean those symbols located beside the lot number or the pre-sale estimates in the

catalogue (or amending sale room notice).

1. PROPERTY W ITH NO VAT SYMBOL

Where there is no VAT symbol, Ingles &

Hayday is able to use the Auctioneers' Margin Scheme and VAT will not normally be charged

on the hammer price. Ingles & Hayday Ltd must bearVAT on the Buyer's premium and

henee will charge an amount in lieu ofVAT at the standard rate on this premium. This

amount will form part of the Buyer’s Premium

on our invoice and will not be separately identified. A limited range of goods, including

most books, are not liable to VAT and therefore no amount in lieu ofVAT will be added to the

premium. Please see ‘Exports from the European Union* in section 4 below for the

conditions that need to be fulfilled before the

amount in lieu ofVAT on the Buyer’s Premium may be cancelled or refunded (VAT-registered

buyers from within the European Union (EU) should note that the amount in lieu o fVAT

contained within the Buyer's Premium cannot

be cancelled or refunded by Ingles & Hayday Ltd or HM Revenue and Customs.).

2. PROPERTY W ITH A f SYMBOL

These items will be sold under the normal UK

VAT rules and VAT will be charged at the standard rate on both the hammer price and

Buyer’s Premium (currently 20%). Please see ‘Exports from the European Union’ in section

4 below for the conditions that need to be

fulfilled before the VAT charged on the hammer price may be cancelled or refunded.

3. PROPERTY SOLD W ITH A $ OR O SYMBOL

These items have been imported from outside

the EU to be sold at auction underTemporary Admission. When Ingles & Hayday Ltd releases

such property to buyers in the UK, the buyer will become the importer and must pay Ingles

& Hayday Ltd import VAT at the following rates on the hammer price:

$ - the Reduced Rate (currently 5% payable on the hammer price, standard VAT of 20%

payable on the Buyer's Premium).

O - the Standard Rate (currently 20% payable on the hammer price, standard VAT of 20% payable on the Buyer's Premium).

You should also note that the appropriate rate

will be that in forcé on the date of collection of the property from Ingles & Hayday Ltd and not that in forcé at the date of the sale. These

lots will be invoiced under the margin scheme. Ingles & Hayday Ltd must bearVAT on the

buyer's premium and henee will charge an amount in lieu ofVAT at the standard rate on this premium. This amount will form part of the

Buyer's Premium on our invoice and will not be separately identified. VAT registered buyers

from the EU should note that the import VAT charged on property released in the UK cannot be cancelled or refunded by Ingles & Hayday

Ltd, however you may be able to seek repayment by applying to HM Revenue and Customs - see VAT Refunds from HM Revenue

and Customs’. VAT-registered buyers from the UK should note that the invoice issued by Ingles

& Hayday Ltd for these items is not suitable evidence in respect of import VAT

4. EXPORTS FROM THE EUROPEAN

UNIONThe following amounts of VAT may be cancelled or refunded provided Ingles &

Hayday Ltd receive the appropriate export documents within the time limits stated:

Property with no VAT symbol (see paragraph I ).

The amount in lieu ofVAT charged on Buyer’s Premium may be refunded provided the purchaser resides outside of the United

Kingdom and the property is exported from the EU within 3 months of the sale. Ingles &

Hayday Ltd must be provided with the appropriate proof of export immediately after export of the goods.

Property with a f symbol. The VAT charged

upon the hammer price may be refunded provided the purchaser resides outside of the

United Kingdom and the property is exported from the EU within 3 months of the sale. Ingles & Hayday Ltd must be provided with the

appropriate proof of export immediately after export of the goods.

Property with a } or a Q symbol. TheTemporary Admission VAT charged on the hammer price may be refunded under the

following circumstances:

• Ingles & Hayday Ltd is nequested (prior to the collection of the property from Ingles &

Hayday) to arrange the shipment of the property by Alban Shipping to a place outside the EU. The property should be exported

from the EU within 30 days of the sale.

• Ingles & Hayday Ltd is requested (prior to

the collection of the property from Ingles & Hayday) to arrange the relevant UK customs documents in order for the Buyer to hand carry the property to a place outside the

EU. At the port of exit when leaving the UK. the Buyer must have these documents stamped by UK customs, and retum them to Ingles and Hayday. If correctly processed, aVAT refund will be arranged. The property should be exported from the EU within 30 days of the sale. If the process is not fully

completed or followed correctly, a refund will not be possible.

• TheVAT liability is transferred to your own shipper’sTemporary Admission or Customs Warehouse (Bond). This must be arranged prior to collection from Ingles & Hayday and within 30 days of the sale.

Under all other circumstances Ingles & Hayday Ltd is required to complete the importation and pay the VAT due to HM Revenue and Customs so a VAT refund will not be possible.

5. VAT REFUNDS FROM HM REVENUE AND CUSTOMS

Where VAT charged cannot be cancelled or refunded by Ingles & Hayday Ltd, it may be possible to seek repayment from HM Revenue and Customs. Repayments in this manner are limited to businesses located outside the UK. Claim forms are available from:

HM Revenue and Customs VAT Overseas Repayments Unit PO Box 34, Foyle House Duncreggan Road, Londonderry Northern Ireland, BT48 7AE

Tel: +44 (0)2871 305100 Fa x :+44 (0)2871 305101 Email: [email protected]

6. SALES AND USESTAXESBuyers from outside the UK should note that local sales taxes or use taxes may become payable upon import o f items following purchase (for example. the Use Tax payable on import of purchased items to certain states of

the USA). Buyers should obtain their own advice in this regard.

7. PROPERTY W ITH RESTR ICTED

MATERIALS SH O W IN G THE O SYMBOLLots with this symbol have been identified at the time of cataloguing as containing organic

material which may be subject to restrictions regarding import or export. The information is made available for the convenience of buyer’s and the absence of the symbol is not a warranty that there are no restrictions regarding import or export of the lot; bidders should refer to Condition 10 of the Conditions

of Business for Buyers. Please also refer to the section on Endangered Species in the information on buying at Auction.

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CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS FOR BUYERS

1. IN TRO DUCTIO N(a) Ingles & Hayday Ltd and the Sellers

contractual relationship with prospectíve Buyers is governed by:

(i) these Conditions of Business;

(¡i) the Conditions of Business for Sellers which are available upon request from Ingles

& Hayday Ltd;

(iii) Ingles & Hayday Ltd Authenticity Guarantee as printed in the sale catalogue;

(iv) any additional notices and terms printed

in the sale catalogue, and as amended by any saleroom notice or auctioneer's

announcement at the auction.

(b) As auctioneer, Ingles & Hayday Ltd acts as agent for the Seller A sale contract is made

directly between the Seller and the Buyer. However, Ingles & Hayday Ltd may own a lot

(and in such circumstances acts in a principal capacity as Seller) and/or may have a legal,

beneficial or financial interest in a lot as a secured creditor or other^vise.

2. COMMON TERMS IN THESE

CO N D IT IO NS OF BUSINESS;"Bidder" is any person considering, making

or attempting to make a bid, by whatever means, and includes Buyers.

"Buyer" is the person who makes the

highest bid or whose offer is accepted by the auctioneer, and includes such person's

principal when bidding as agent.

"Buyers Expenses" are any costs or expenses due to Ingles & Hayday Ltd from

the Buyer in respect of the sale of the Property, including an amount in respect of

any applicableVAT thereon.

"Buyers Premium" is the commission payable by the Buyer on the Hammer Price

atthe rates set out in'Useful Information for Buying at Auction';

"Counterfeit" is as defined in Ingles & Hayday Ltd Authenticity Guarantee.

"Hammer Price" is the highest bid accepted

by the auctioneer by the fall of the hammer or in the case of a post-auction sale, the

agreed sale price.

"Ingles & Hayday" means Ingles & Hayday Ltd, the Limited Company which has its

registered office at 94-96 Wigmore Street, London W IU 3RF.

"Purchase Price" is the Hammer Price and

applicable Buyer’s Premium and VAT.

"Reserve" is the (confidential) mínimum Hammer Price at which the Seller has

agreed to sell a lot.

"Seller” is the person offering a lot for sale (including their agent, other than Ingles &

Hayday), executors or personal representatives).

"VAT" is Valué AddedTax at the prevailing

rate. Further information is contained in ’Useful Information for Buying at Auction’.

3. DUTIES OF BIDDERS AND OF INGLES &

HAYDAY LTDIN RESPECT OF ITEMS FOR SALE(a) Ingles & Hayday's knowledge in relation to

each lot is partially dependent on information provided to it by the Sellen and Ingles & Hayday

is not able to and does not carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Bidders

acknowledge this fact and accept responsibility for carrying out inspections and investigations

to satisfy themselves as to the lots in which they may be interested.

(b) Each lot ofíered for sale at Ingles & Hayday

is available for inspection by Bidders prior to the sale. Ingles & Hayday accepts bids on lots

solely on the basis that Bidders (and independent experts on their behalf, to the

extent appropriate given the nature and valué of the lot and the Bidders own expertise) have

fully inspected the lot prior to bidding and have satisfied themselves as to both the condition

of the lot and the accuracy of its description.

(c) Bidders acknowledge that many lots are of an age and type which means that they are not

in perfect condition. All lots are offered for sale in the condition they are in at the time of the

auction (whether or not Bidders are in attendance atthe auction). Condition reports

may be available to assist when inspecting lots. Catalogue descriptions and condition reports

may on occasions make reference to particular imperfections of a lot but Bidders should note

that lots may have other faults not expressly referred to in the catalogue or condition report. Illustrations are for identification

purposes only and will not convey full information as to the actual condition of lots.

(d) Information provided to Bidders in respect o f any lot, including any estímate, whether

written or oral and including information in any catalogue, condition or other report, commentary or valuation, is not a

representaron of fact but rather is a statement of opiníon genuinely held by Ingles & Hayday

Any estímate may not be relied on as a


prediction of the selling price or valué of the lot and may be revised from time to time in

Ingles & Hayday's absolute discretíon.

(e) No representations or warranties are made by Ingles & Hayday orthe Seller as to whether

any lot is subject to copyright or whether the Buyer acquires copyright in any lot

(f) Subject to the matters referred to in

Conditions 3(a) to 3(e) above and to the specific exclusions contained at Condition 4

below, Ingles & Hayday shall exercise such reasonable care when making express

statements in catalogue descriptions or condition reports as is consistent with its role

as auctioneer of lots in the sale to which these Conditions relate, and in the light of (i) the

information provided to it by the Seller, (íi) scholarship and technical knowledge; and (iii)

the generally accepted opinions of relevant experts in each case at the time any such

express statement is made.

4. EXCLUSIONS AND LIM ITATIONS OF L IAB IL ITYTO BUYERS

(a) Ingles & Hayday shall refund the Purchase Price to the Buyer in circumstances where it deems that the lot is a Counterfeit and each

of the conditions of the Authenticity Guarantee has been satisfied.

(b) In the light of the matters in Condition 3 above and subject to Conditions 4(a) and 4(e),

neither Ingles & Hayday ñor the Seller(i) is liable for any errors or omissions in

information provided to Bidders by Ingles & Hayday, whether orally or in writing, whether negligent or otherwise, except as set out in

Condition 3(f) above;

(ii) gives any guarantee or warranty to

Bidders and any implied warranties and conditions are excluded (save in so far as

such obligations cannot be excluded by law) other than the express warranties given by the Seller to the Buyer in Condition 2 of the

Sellers' Conditions of Business;

(Iii) accepts responsibility to any Bidders in

respect of acts or omissions (whether negligent or othen/vise) by Ingles & Hayday in

connection with the conduct of auctions or for any matter relatmg to the sale of any lot

(c) Unless Ingles & Hayday owns a lot offered for sale, it is not responsible for any breach of

these conditions by the Seller.

(d) Wíthout prejudice to Condition 4(b), any claim against Ingles & Hayday or the Seller by

a Bidder is limited to the Purchase Price with

regard to that lot. Neither Ingles & Hayday ñor the Seller shall under any circumstances be liable for any consequential losses.

(e) None of this Condition 4 shall exelude or

limrt Ingles & Hayday's liability in respect of any fraudulent misrepresentation made by Ingles & Hayday or the Sellen or in respect of death or personal injury caused by the negligent acts or

omissions of Ingles & Hayday or the Seller.

5. BIDDING AT AUCTION(a) Ingles & Hayday has absolute discretion to refuse admission to the auction. Bidders must complete a Paddle Regístration Form and supply such information and references as

required by Ingles & Hayday. Bidders act as principal unless they have Ingles & Hayday’s prior written consent to bid as agent for

another party. Bidders are personally liable for their bid and are jointly and severally liable with their principal if bidding as agent.

(b) Ingles & Hayday advises Bidders to attend the auction but will seekto carry out absentee

written bids which are in Pounds Sterling and. in Ingles & Hayday's opiníon. clear and received sufficiently in advance of the sale of the lot, endeavouring to ensure that the first received

of identical written bids has prioríty. Where available, written and telephone bids are offered as an additional Service for no extra

charge, at the Bidder’s risk and shall be undertaken with reasonable care subject to Ingles & Hayday’s other commitments at the time of the auction. Ingles & Hayday therefore

cannot accept liability for failure to place such bids. Telephone bids may be recorded.

6. CONDUCT OF THE AUCTION(a) All lots are offered subject to a Reserve, which shall be no higher than the low presale estímate at the tíme of the auction.

(b) The auctioneer has discretion at any time

to refuse any bid, withdraw any lot, re-offer a lot for sale (including after the fall of the hammer) if he believes there may be error or dispute, and take such other action as he

reasonably thinks fit.

(c)The auctioneer will commence and advance the bidding at levels and in increments he considers appropriate and is entitled to place

a bid or series of bids on behalf of the Seller up to the Reserve on the lot wíthout índicatíng he is doing so and whether or not other bids are placed.

(d) Subject to Condition 6(b), the contract

between the Buyer and the Seller is concluded on the stríking of the auctíoneers hammer.


whereupon the Buyer becomes liable to pay the Purchase Price.

(e) Any post-auction sale of lots offered at

auction shall incorpórate these Conditions as ¡f sold ¡n the auction.

7. PAYMENT AND CO LLECT IO N(a) Unless otherwíse agreed, payment of the

Purchase Pnce for a lot and any Buyer’s Expenses are due by the Buyer in Pounds

Sterling immediately on conclusión of the auction (the “Due Date) notwithstanding any requirements for export, import or other

permits for such lot.

(b) Title in a purchased lot will not pass until Ingles & Hayday has received the Purchase

Price and Buyers Expenses for that lot in cleared funds. Ingles & Hayday is not obliged

to release a lot to the Buyer until title in the lot has passed and appropriate identification has been provided. and any earlier release does not

affect the passing of title or the Buyers unconditional obligation to pay the Purchase

Price and Buyers expenses.

(c) The Buyer is obliged to arrange collection of purchased lots no later than seven (7)

calendar days after the date of the auction. Purchased lots are at the Buyers risk (and therefore their solé responsibility for insurance)

from the earliest of i) collection or ii) seven calendar days after the auction. Until risk

passes, Ingles & Hayday will compénsate the Buyer for any loss or damage to the lot up to a máximum of the Purchase Price paid. Buyers

should note that Ingles & Hayday’s assumption of liability for loss or damage is subject to the

exclusions set out in Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Sellers.

(d) For all items stored by a third party and not

available for collection from Ingles & Hayday premises, the supply of authority to release to the Buyer shall constitute collection by the

Buyer

(e) All packing and handling is at the Buyers risk Ingles & Hayday will not be liable for any

acts or omissions of third party packers or shippers.

8. REMEDIES FOR NON PAYMENTWithout prejudice to any rights the Seller may

have, if the Buyer without prior agreement fails to make payment for the lot within five days of

the auction. Ingles & Hayday Ltd may in its solé discretion (having informed the Seller) exercise one or more of the following remedies:

(a) store the lot at its premises or elsewhere

at the Buyer’s solé risk and expense;

(b) cancel the sale of the lot;

(c) set off any amounts owed to the Buyer by Ingles & Hayday against any amounts owed to Ingles & Hayday by the Buyer in respect of the

lot;

(d) apply any payments made to Ingles & Hayday by the Buyer as part of the Purchase price and Buyers expenses towards that or any other lot purchased by the Buyer; or to any shortfall on the resale of any lot pursuant to

paragraph (h) below, or to any damages suffered by Ingles & Hayday as a result of breach of contract by the Buyer;

(e) reject future bids from the Buyer or render such bids subject to payment of a deposit;

(f) charge interest at 6% per annum above HSBC Bank pie Base Rate from the Due Date

to the date the Purchase Price and relevant Buyers Expenses are received in cleared funds;

(g) exercise a lien over any of the Buyers property which is in the possession of Ingles & Hayday. Ingles & Hayday shall inform the Buyer of the exercise of any such lien and within 14

days of such notice may arrange the sale of such property and apply the proceeds to the amount owed to Ingles & Hayday.

(h) resell the lot by auction or prívate sale, with estimates and reserves at Ingles & Hayday’s discretion. In the event such resale is for less

than the Purchase Price and Buyers Expenses for that lot the Buyer will nemain liable for the shortfall together with all costs incurred in such resale; (i) commence legal proceedings to recover the Purchase Price and Buyers

Expenses for that lot, together with interest and the costs of such proceedings on a full indemnity basis; or (j) release the ñame and address of the Buyer to the Seller to enable the Seller to

commence legal proceedings to recover the amounts due and legal costs. Ingles & Hayday will take reasonable steps to notify the Buyer prior to releasing such details to the Seller

9. FA ILURETO C O LLEC T PURCHASES(a) If the Buyer pays the Purchase Price and Buyers Expenses but fails to collect a purchased lot within thirty (30) calendar days of the

auction, the lot will be stored at the Buyers expense (and risk) with a third party. See Storage Charges, below

(b) If a purchased lot is paid for but not collected within six months of the auction, the Buyer authorises Ingles & Hayday, having given

notice to the Buyer to arrange a resale of the item by auction or prívate sale, with estimates and reserves at Ingles & Hayday's discretion. The proceeds of such sale, less all costs incurred by Ingles & Hayday, will be forfeited

unless collected by the Buyer within two years of the original auction.

10. EXPORT AND PERMITSIt ¡s the Buyer’s solé responsibility to identify

and obtain any necessary export, import, endangered species or other permit for the lot.

Any symbols or notices in the sale catalogue reflect Ingles & Hayday's reasonable opínion at the tíme of cataloguing and offer Bidders

general guidance only. Without prejudice to Conditions 3 and 4 above, Ingles & Hayday and

the Seller make no representations or warranties as to whether any lot is or is not subject to export or import restríctions or any

embargoes. The deníal of any permit or licence shall not justífy cancellation or rescíssion of the

sale contract or any delay in payment.

I I. GENERAL(a) All images and other materials produced for the auction are the copyright of Ingles &

Hayday, for use at Ingles & Hayday’s discretion.

(b) Notices to Ingles & Hayday should be in writing, quoting the reference number and sale

date specified at the begínning of the sale catalogue. Notices to Ingles & Hayday's clients shall be addressed to the last address formally

notified by them to Ingles & Hayday.

(c) Should any provision of these Conditions of Business be held unenforceable for any

reason.the remaining provisions shall remain in full forcé and effect

(d) These Conditions of Business are not

assignable by any Buyer without Ingles & Hayday’s prior written consent, but are binding

on Buyers’ successors, assigns and

representatives. No act, omission or delay by Ingles & Hayday shall be deemed a waiver or

release of any of its rights.

(e) The Contracts (Rights ofThird Parties) Act 1999 is excluded by these Conditions of

Business and shall not apply to any contract made pursuant to them.

(f)The materials listed in Condition I (a) above set out the entire agreement and

understanding between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof. It is

agreed that, save in respect of liability for fraudulent misrepresentation, no party has entered into any contract pursuant to these

terms in reí ¡anee on any representaron, warranty or undertaking which is not expressly

referred to in such materials.

12. DATA PROTECTIONIn connection with the management and operation of our business and the marketing

and supply of services, or as required by law, we may ask clients to provide personal

information about themselves or obtain information about clients from third parties

(e.g., credit information). If clients provide

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defined by law as “sensitive” , they agree that

Ingles & Hayday may use it for the above

purposes. Ingles & Hayday will not use or

process sensitive information for any other

purpose without the clients express consent.

If you would like further information, would like

to make corrections to your information or

would prefer not to receive details of future

events, please contad us: +44(0)20 7042 7337

/ [email protected]. In order to fulfil the

services clients have requested. Ingles & Hayday

may disclose information to third parties (e.g.,

shippers). Some countries do not offer

equivalent legal protection of personal

information to that offered within the EU. It is

Ingles & Hayday’s policy to require that any

such third parties respect the privacy and

confidentiality of our clients’ information and

provide the same level of protection for clients’

information as provided within the EU, whether

or not they are located in a country that offers

equivalent legal protection of personal

information. By agreeing to these Conditions

of Business, clients agree to such disclosure.

Clients will please note that for security

purposes, Ingles & Hayday’s premises and

auction venues at Sotheby's, are subject to

video recording. Telephone calis e.g..telephone

and voicemail messages may also be recorded.

13. LAW AND JURISD ICTION

Governing Law These Conditions of Business

and all aspeets of all matters, transactions or

disputes to which they relate or apply shall be

governed by and interpreted in accordance

with English law.

Jurisdiction For the beneíit of Ingles & Hayday.

all Bidders and Sellers agree that the Courts of

England are to have exclusive jurisdiction to

settle all disputes arising in connection with all

aspeets of all matters or transactions to which

these Conditions of Business relate or apply. All

parties agree that Ingles & Hayday shall retain

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other than the Courts of England.

Service of Process All Bidders and Sellers

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any other documents in connection with

proceedings in any court by facsímile

transmission, personal Service, delivery by mail

or in any other manner permitted by English

law, the law of the place of Service or the law

of the jurisdiction where proceedings are

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94-96 Wigmore Street: Lots will be released to you or your authorised representative when full and cleared payment has been received by

Ingles & Hayday, together with settlement of any removal, ¡nterest, handling and storage charges thereon, appropriate identification has

been provided and a release note has been produced. Our opening hours are 9.30-

4.30pm Monday-Friday, excluding Bank Holidays. .Any purchased lots that have not been collected within 30 days from the date

of the auction will be subject to handling and storage charges at the rates set out below.

STORAGE CHARGESAny purchased lots that have not been

collected within 30 days from the date of the auction will be subject to handling and storage charges at the following rate: ¿4 plusVAT per

lot per day.

LIAB ILITY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGEBuyers are reminded that Ingles & Hayday accepts liability for loss or damage to lots for a

máximum period of seven (7) calendar days after the date of the auction. Please refer to Condition 7 of the Conditions of Business for

Buyers.

INGLES & HAYDAY’S AUTHENTIC ITY GUARANTEE FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSIf Ingles & Hayday sells an item which

subsequently is shown to be a “counterfeit", subject to the terms below, Ingles & Hayday will set aside the sale and refund to the Buyer

the total amount paid by the Buyer to Ingles & Hayday for the item, in Pounds Sterling.

Forthese purposes, “counterfeit” means a lot that in Ingles & Hayday's opinion is an imitation created to deceive as to authorship or origin,

where the correct description of such matters is not reflected by the description in the catalogue (taking into account the Glossary of

Terms below). No lot shall be considered a counterfeit by reason only of any damage

and/or restoration and/or modification work of any kind (including re-varnishing or over- varnishing). Please note that this Guarantee

does not apply if eíther:

(i) the catalogue description was in accordance with the generally accepted opinion(s) of

scholar(s) and expert(s) at the date of the sale, or the catalogue description indicated that there was a conflict of such opinions; or

(ii) the only method of establishing at the date

of the sale that the item was a counterfeit would have been by means of processes not

then generally available or accepted, unreasonably expensive or impractical to use,

or likely to have caused damage to the lot or likely (in Ingles & Hayday's reasonable opinion) to have caused loss of valué to the lot: or

(¡ii) there has been no material loss in valué of

the lot from its valué had it been in accordance with its description; or

(iv) in the case of musical instrument bows

where it is established on removal of the lapping, that the bow is a composite piece.

This Guarantee is provided for a period of thirty (30) days after the date of the relevant

auction, is solely for the benefit of the Buyer and may not be transferred to any third party.

To be able to claim under this Guarantee, the Buyer must:-

(i) notiíy Ingles & Hayday immediately on

receiving any information that causes the Buyer to question the authenticity or attribution of the item, specifying the

reasons why it is thought to be counterfeit; and

(ii) retum the item to Ingles & Hayday in the

same condition as at the date of sale to the Buyer and be able to transfer good title in the item. free from any third party claims

arising after the date of the sale.

Ingles & Hayday has discretion to waive any of the above requirements. Ingles & Hayday may

require the Buyer to obtain at the Buyers cost the reports of two independent and recognised experts in the field. mutually

acceptable to Ingles & Hayday and the buyer Ingles & Hayday shall not be bound by any reports produced by the Buyer and reserves

the right to seek additional expert advice at its own expense.

OTHER NOTICES

ESTIMATES IN EUROSAs a guide to potential buyers, estimates for

this sale are also shown in Euros. The estimates printed in the catalogue in Pounds Sterling

have been converted at the following rate, which was current at the time of printing. These estimates may have been rounded: £1

= €1.18. By the date of the sale this rate is likely to have changed, and buyers are

recommended to check before bidding. During the sale Ingles & Hayday may provide a screen to show currency conversions as

bidding progresses. This is intended for guidance only and all bidding will be in Pounds Sterling. Ingles & Hayday is not responsible for

any error or omissions in the operation of the currency converter. Payment for purchases is

due in Pounds Sterling.


L IAB ILITY FOR LOSS O R DAMAGE FOR PURCHASED LOTSPurchasers are requested to arrange clearance as soon as possible and are reminded that Ingles & Hayday accepts liability for loss or

damage to lots for a máximum period of seven (7) calendar days following the date of the auction. Please refer to condition 7 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers.

SAFETY AT INGLES & HAYDAYIngles & Hayday Ltd is concerned for your safety while you are on our premises and we endeavour to display ítems safely so far as is reasonably practicable. Nevertheless, should

you handle any items on view at our premises, you do so at your own risk Some items can be large and/or heavy and can be dangerous if mishandled. Should you wish to view or inspect any items more closely please ask for assistance

from a member of staff to ensure your safety and the safety of the property on view

DOCUM ENTS AND CERTIFICATESClients are reminded that they should collect

documents and certificates relating to lots directly from Ingles & Hayday. On request, Ingles & Hayday will arrange postage to the Buyer by recorded delivery. Howeven Ingles & Hayday cannot accept any responsibility for

documents and certificates subsequently dispatched in this manner.

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Standard terms and phrases have been used in describing the Musical Instruments included in this catalogue. We strongly recommend that all potential Buyers read the following

summary of the cataloguing terms. If a potential buyer is uncertain as to the meaning of a cataloguing term, we suggest that further clarification is sought from Ingles & Hayday. Potential buyers should also note that any

statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenance and condition is a statement of our opinion and is not to be relied upon as a statement of fact. We reserve the right, in forming our opinion, to consult and

rely upon any expert or authority considered by us to be reliable. Please read carefully the terms of the Authenticity Guarantee and the Conditions of Business for Buyers set out above in this catalogue, in particular Conditions

3 and 4.

I. JEAN BAPTISTE VUILLAUME, (b Mirecourt, l798 ;dParis , 1875)The instrument is in our opinion the work of

the named maker. This category also includes instruments which were originally sold under

the ñame of a particular dealer which were made especially for that dealer by a maker or

workman who is in many cases unknown or unidentiíiable.

2. ASCR IBED TO JEAN BAPTISTE

VUILLAUME.The instrument is believed to be by the named

maker in the opinion of the author(s) or the

authorities whose literature or certificates are referred to in the footnote to the lot. In our

opinion the instrument is not necessarily the work of this maker or from the period of this

maker.

3. ATTR IBU TED TO JEAN BAPTISTE VUILLAUME.

A traditional attribution as to the identity of

the maker or date of manufacture of an instrument with which we do not necessarily

agree.

4. W O RKSHO P OF JEAN BAPTISTE VUILLAUME.

In our opinion the instrument was probably executed by an unknown hand on the

premises of and under the direct supervisión

of the named maker.

5. C IRCLE OF JEAN BAPTISTE VUILLAUMEIn our opinion. the instrument was executed

by a contemporary of the named maker and

exhibits his characteristics.

6. FO LLO W ER OF JEAN BAPTISTE

VUILLAUME; AND SCHO O L OF JEAN

BAPTISTE VUILLAUMEIn our opinion, the instrument bears the

characteristics of the named maker but may not be from the period of this maker

7. LABELLED OR STAMPED OR INSCRIBED

These terms are descriptive only and are not used by us to indícate our opinion as to the

authorship, attribution, origin, date, age or

provenance of an instrument. Unless a contrary opinion is expressed by us in the

written description of a lot, potential buyers are advised to assume that an instrument

which is labelled, stamped or inscribed with the ñame of a maker is not by that maker and may

be a later copy or modelled after that maker.

Biographical details in this catalogue are drawn

from: The New Grove Dictionary (sixth Edition); von Lütgendorff Die Geigen -und

Lautenmacher von Mittelalter bis sur Gegenwart; William Henley Universal

Dictionary ofViolin & Bow Makers, and other standard sources. No assertion is made to the

accuracy of these details.


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INDEX

V IO LIN Postiglione.Vincenzo

Amati, Nicolo; circle of 132 Rocchi, Sesto

Antoniazzi, Romeo; attr to 17 Rugeri, Francesco

Bailly, Paul 7, 127 Severgnini, Elio

Becker & Son, Cari 129 Siega, Ettore & Iginio; circle of

Bergonzi, Cario; circle of 138 Silvestre, Hippolyte Chrétien

Bergonzi, Michele Angelo; probably 32 Storioni, Lorenzo

Bisiach, Leandro; follower of 18 Testore family

Calace, Raffaele; probably by 21 Testore, Cario GiuseppeCaressa & Frangaís 1 15 Winterling, GeorgCavalli, Aristide 4

Contino, Alfredo 12 BO W S

Darte, Auguste 5Bazin, Charles Nicolás

Falisse, Auguste 1 18Dodd, James

Gabrielli, Giovanni Battista 135Fétique, Marcei

Gagliano II, Nicolo; ascribed to 137Fétique, Víctor

Gagliano, Giuseppe & Antonio 24Finkel, Siegfried

Gaibisso, Giovanni Battista 105Hill & Sons.W.E.

Gosselin, Jean 107Lamy, Hippolyte Camílle

Gragnani family 109Lamy, Joseph Alfred

Guarnen, Andrea 126Lotte, Frangois

Guarneri, Andrea; circle of 1 17Maire, Nicolás; school of

Hel, Pierre Jean Henri 6

Hel, Pierre Joseph 29, 123Nürnberger Albert

Ouchard, Emile FrangoisHornsteiner Joseph; circle of 19

Ouchard, Emile Frangois & EmJais, Antón; probably by 2

Karner, Bartholomaus 128Pajeot, Etienne; workshop of

Kloz school 1 Peccatte school

Kloz, Aegidius 3, 13, 1 16 Richaume, André

Lorange, Paul 136 Sartory, Eugéne

Marchetti, Enrico 125 Simón, Nicolás; probably by

Marengo-Rinaldi, Romano 27 Thibouville-Lamy, Jéróme

Mariani, Ludovico 31 Thomassin, Claude

Mennesson, Emile; attrto 130 Tubbs, James

Mermillot, Maurice 25 Voigt, Arnold

Pacherel, Pierre; workshop of 122 Vuillaume.Jean-Baptiste

Pamphilon, Edward 14 Watson.Willíam

Panormo school 104

Pedrazzini, Giuseppe 1 1 1 BASSES

Pistucci, Giovanni 26 Derazey, Honoré; circle of


20

23

139

16

9

28

63, 63

121

I 14, I 19

51

48

47

34,55,56

99

36, 37,46,97

90

91

89

94

41-44

88

50

52

40

96

53,54,98

102

103

49,92.93

38

39

100, 101

35

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Furber school 57A

Luff.Wílliam 58

Storioni, Lorenzo 10

Wídhalm, Martin Leopold 57

C ELLO S

Derazey.Justin 75

Engen Gulbrand 70

Esposti, Piergiuseppe 84

Guerra, Evasio Emilio 83

Loveri, Cario; probably by 82

Lupot, Nicolás; ascribed to 76

Neuner & Hornsteiner 71

Panormo.Vincenzo 86

Rombouts, Pieter 78 ,81

Tecchler David 87

Thibouville-Lamy, Jéróme 69

MISC

Hill & Sons.W.E. 64,67

Maro, Rafael Ramirez 66

VollerWilliam 68

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Before the Auction we will try to purchasethe lot(s) ofyourchoice for the lowest price possible (dependent on the reserve price and other bids) and never for more than the máximum bid amount that have you indicated. Where appropriate, your bids will be rounded down to the nearest amount consistent with the auctioneers bidding increments.

Please place your bids as early as possible, as in the event of identical absentee bids the earliest received will take precedence. Bids should be submitted at least twenty-four hours before the auction,

If bidding by telephone, we suggest that you leave a máximum bid which we can execute on your behalf in the event that we are unable to reach you, On request and with sufficient notice, we may be able to have multi-lingual staff available to execute bids for you.

Please refer to Condition 5 of the Conditions of Business printed in the sale catalogue.

A fter the Auction Successful bidders will receive an invoice detailing their purchases and giving instructions for payment and clearance of goods.

CO M PLET IN G TH IS FORM

This form should be used for one auction only. The sale date is shown on the top right of this form.

Please record accurately the lot numbers, descriptions and the máximum hammer price you are willing to pay for each lot. Instructions to “BUY" on unlimited bids will not be accepted.

Bids must be numbered in the same orderas the lots appear in the catalogue.

Alternate bids for Ítems can be made by placing the word 'OR' between lot numbers.

This means if your bid on an early lot is successful, we will not continué to bid on subsequent lots for you or if your early bids are unsuccessful, we will continué to execute bids for the remaining lots listed on your absentee bidding form.

If you are arranging a telephone bid, please clearly specify the telephone number on which you can be reached at the time of the sale, including the country code. We will cali you from the saleroom shortly before the relevant lot is offered.

ID EN T IF IC A T IO N

You will be asked to present documentation confirming your identity before your property or sale proceeds can be released to you. We may also contact you to request a bank reference before executing your bid or granting permission to bid on the telephone.

Please provide government issued photographic identification such as a passport, identity card or drivers licence and confirm your permanent address.

C O N D IT IO N S O F A BSEN TEE & TELEPH O N E B ID D IN G

Please note that the execution of absentee and telephone bids is offered as an additional Service for no extra charge. Such bids are executed at the bidder’s risk and undertaken subject to Ingles & Hayday Ltd's other commitments at the time of the auction. Ingles & Hayday Ltd therefore cannot accept liability for any error or failure to place such bids.

All bids are subject to the Conditions of Business applicable to the sale printed in the sale catalogue. Buyer’s Premium in the amount stated in the section "Useful Information for Buying at Auction", in the back of the sale catalogue and on www.ingleshayday.com will be added to the hammer price as part of the total purchase price, plus any applicable taxes and charges.

Bids will be executed for the lowest price as is permitted by other bids or reserves.

Where appropriate your written bids will be rounded down to the nearest amount consistent with the auctioneer’s bidding increments.

PAYMENT

In the event that you are successful, payment is due immediately after the sale unless otherwise agreed in advance. Payment may be made by bank transferí credit card (subject to a surcharge), debit card or cheque.You will be sent full detaiis on how to pay with your invoice.

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