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Jean-Baptiste Deshayes SALOMON

Highest auction price

£17,550

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 36.4 cm 1750 c. [Ascribed to] Tue 1st November 2011 £2,954
Cello 72 cm Paris, 1750 c. Tue 1st March 2011 £10,625
Violin 35.7 cm Paris, 1768 Tue 1st June 2010 £7,249
Violin 36.5 cm Paris, 1750 c. Wed 1st April 2009 £2,540
Cello 75.3 cm Paris, 1770 c. Wed 1st October 2008 £17,550
Violin 35.7 cm 1760 c. Sun 1st June 2008 £3,840
Cello 71.3 cm 1760 c. [Attributed to] Sat 1st March 2008 £3,360
Cello 70.5 cm 7/8 size (numerous restorations) Sat 1st December 2007 £3,574
Cello 75.3 cm Paris, 1770 c. Mon 1st October 2007 £13,704
Violin 35.6 cm Paris, 1750 c. Mon 1st October 2007 £8,750
Violin 35.6 cm Paris, 1760 c. Sun 1st April 2007 £7,278
Viola 40.7 cm Paris, 1750 c. Thu 1st June 2006 £7,200
Violin 35.9 cm Paris, mid-18th C. Original neck Mon 1st May 2006 £3,066
Violin Paris, mid-18th C. Tue 1st November 2005 £1,500
Cello 1760 Fri 1st March 2002 £8,000
Violin 1750 Thu 1st March 2001 £3,120
Violin 1750 c. Sun 1st October 2000 £2,416
Violin 1750 Mon 1st May 2000 £8,200
Violin 1760 Tue 1st June 1999 £3,450
Violin 1760 c. Sun 1st November 1998 £4,600
Violin 1760 c. Sun 1st November 1998 £2,070
Violin 1770 Mon 1st April 1991 £4,620
Violin 1770 c. Fri 1st March 1991 £418
Violin 17-- Wed 1st March 1989 £1,430
Violin 1770 c. Thu 1st September 1988 £2,420
Cello 1754 Sat 1st November 1986 £6,600
Violin 17-- Tue 1st November 1983 £990
Cello 175- Tue 1st November 1983 £2,200
Cello 1749 Thu 1st September 1983 £2,520
Cello 17-- Wed 1st June 1983 £3,520
Biographies

John Dilworth

SALOMON, Jean-Baptiste Deshayes Born 1713 Rheims, d. after 1767 Paris France. Established in Paris on the rue de Grenelle Saint Honoré at the sign ‘Sainte-Cécile’. Married Barbe Deshaies, the widow of J. Ouvrard in 1748. Thereafter adopted the name ‘Jean-Baptiste Deshayes’, and worked in the old Ouvrard shop in place de l’École. Appointed Master of the violin makers guild 1760. Highly successful businessman and dealer in all sorts of musical instruments. Many instruments bearing his name are presumed to be constructed by various outworkers. Chappuy and Guersan models are recognisable, and there is little consistency over his entire oeuvre. Varnish of softer red-brown to hard pale golden-brown. Frequently branded below back button: ‘Salomon’ or ‘Salomon à Paris’ Du Salomon / de Paris, 1740 Salomon / 1742 Salomon Luthier a Ste Cecille / Place de l’ecole a Paris, 1741 Parisiis apud Salomonem ad insign. / Sta Caecilia Scholae Palatio / 1754 Salomon / Maître Luthier à Paris, Rue / l’Arbre-sec à Ste Cecille

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