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Friedrich Kochendörfer

Stuttgart, 1873–1923

Son and pupil of A. F. Kochendörfer, above. Apprenticed to Schunemann. Worked in various German cities from 1888 before resuming at the Stuttgart shop 1895. Appointed as a teacher at the Mittenwald Violin Making School in 1903, became Director, and retired in 1922. The shop in Karlstrasse, E. R. &#0\u{2026} — John Dilworth

Worked Stuttgart
Made Violin
Taught by A. F
Family Son of A. F

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£1,037

4 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
Violin1896November 2001£1,037
Violin1907June 1991£902
Violin1896April 1985£505
Violin1901November 1984£308

Biographies

The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:

John Dilworth+

KOCHENDÖRFER, Friedrich Born 1873, died 1923 Stuttgart Germany. Son and pupil of A. F. Kochendörfer, above. Apprenticed to Schunemann. Worked in various German cities from 1888 before resuming at the Stuttgart shop 1895. Appointed as a teacher at the Mittenwald Violin Making School in 1903, became Director, and retired in 1922. The shop in Karlstrasse, E. R. & E. Kochendörfer, maintained by various members of the family. [Vannes]

Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+

Schüler der Geigenmacherschule von Schünemann. Nach einer fünfjährigen
Studien- und Wanderzeit liess er sich 1895 in Stuttgart als Geigenmacher
nieder und wurde des Zithermachers A. F. Kochendörfer Nachfolger. Er macht vornehmlich Streichinstrumente nach Stradivari , Guarneri und Maggini und eine
Viola nach eigenem Modell, wobei er das Verhältniss des Halses zum Körper so einrichtet, dass ein voller Ton erzielt wird, ohne dass weite Griffe nöthig waren. Sein Lack ist rothgelb. Auf der Stuttgarter Kunstausstellung 1896 erhielt er eine silberne Medaille.

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