Trieste School
Giuseppe Dollenz
Trieste, 1832–1892
Son and pupil of Giovanni Dollenz, above. A more prolific maker than his father, his work shows much the same character and traits, though his varnish is if anything inferior. Often used a broad grained softwood for the table which is possibly of local origin. Cellos are very worthwhile and follow a\u{2026} — John Dilworth
Auction price history
Highest auction price
4 results
| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cello | 62.0 cm Trieste, 1871, Small size | — | October 2010 | £5,257 |
| Violin | 35.9 cm Trieste, 1888 n°129 | — | October 2010 | £9,375 |
| Violin | 1860 c. | — | October 2003 | £8,142 |
| Violin | 1860 c. | — | March 1995 | £13,225 |
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Biographies
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John Dilworth+
DOLLENZ, Giuseppe Born 1832, died 1892 Trieste Italy. Son and pupil of Giovanni Dollenz, above. A more prolific maker than his father, his work shows much the same character and traits, though his varnish is if anything inferior. Often used a broad grained softwood for the table which is possibly of local origin. Cellos are very worthwhile and follow a broad, almost Montagnana-like, pattern. Giuseppe Dollenz No. 102 / Fecit in Trieste. Anno 1887
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Sohn und Schüler von Giovanni D. Er baute im Ganzen 130 Violinen und
Violen und einige Violoncelli. Er war geschickt, wenn er auch den Vater nicht
ganz erreichte. Die Geigen aus seinen letzten Lebensjahren sind seine besten.
Sein Lack gleicht dem seines Vaters; nur ist er etwas röthlicher. Seine Violoncelli
sind recht gut.
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Working in Trieste at the same time
Enrico Magrini 1865–1880
Eugenio Weiss worked 1875–1920
Giovanni Dollenz 1802–1857
Vincenzo Corain 1795–1866