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Herrmann (II) Dolling

Markneukirchen, 1862–1923

Son and pupil of Hermann Moritz Dölling, above. Worked for Ludwig Gläsel, then Ernst Liebich in Breslau, and lastly August Riechers in Berlin before returning to the family business in Markneukirchen, which in 1886 became the ‘Vogtländische Musikinstrumenten-Fabrik’. Medals awarded at Zwickau 1906 a\u{2026} — John Dilworth

Worked Markneukirchen
Made Cello, Violin, Violin Bow
Taught by Hermann Moritz Dölling
Family Son of Hermann Moritz Dölling

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£2,350

16 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
Violin Lot 32BonhamsMay 2013£2,000
Violin BowS/E 51 g. no hair or lappingMarch 2009£132
Violin36 cmMarch 2008£882
ViolinFebruary 2004£1,222
Cello1911 c.November 2000£2,350
Violin1920 c.May 2000£1,045
Violin BowS/E 65 g.November 1999£632
Cello1900 c.June 1998£1,725
ViolinMarch 1996£1,035
Violin1900 c.June 1995£805
Violin19--October 1993£1,380
Violin1910 c.January 1992£176
Violin1904March 1990£605
Violin1920 c.April 1988£380
Violin1900 c.November 1986£528
Violin18--April 1984£260

Biographies

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

John Dilworth+

DÖLLING, Hermann (II) Born 1862, died 1923 Markneukirchen Germany. Son and pupil of Hermann Moritz Dölling, above. Worked for Ludwig Gläsel, then Ernst Liebich in Breslau, and lastly August Riechers in Berlin before returning to the family business in Markneukirchen, which in 1886 became the ‘Vogtländische Musikinstrumenten-Fabrik’. Medals awarded at Zwickau 1906 and Berlin 1907. Early work in his own hand is generally imitative of various Italian masters, and of a high level of workmanship. Later instruments are the work of several employees in his shop. Hermann Dölling Jr.

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