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Charles Claude (II) Husson

Paris, 1846–1915

Bow maker. Son of Charles Claude Husson (I), above. Employed by J. B. Vuillaume from 1873, Voirin in 1875, and Gand & Bernardel from 1878. Established independently c.1880 at rue du Faubourg St. Denis. Work in the style of Vigneron. Branded: HUSSON PARIS or CH HUSSON A PARIS — John Dilworth

Worked Paris
Made Violin, Violin Bow
Family Son of Charles Claude Husson

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£3,191
Type Details Sold Price
Violin Bow Silver mounted, not original frog and button, head and mortice blemishes, frog cracks, good condition June 2024 £3,191
Violin Bow Silver mounted, octagonal stick stamped Ch. Husson à Paris, ebony frog with pearl eye March 2024 £2,040
Violin Bow S/E 59.5 g. Paris, 1890-5 c. October 2009 £2,374
Violin 35.6 cm Paris, 1900 c. October 2009 £1,200
Violin Bow S/E 58 g. branded "Gand & Bernardel"without lapping June 2008 £2,971
Violin Bow S/E 58 g. branded "Grand et Bernardel Frères" December 2007 £1,532
Violin Bow S/E 60 g. made for "Gand & Bernardel" June 2001 £1,691

Biographies

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

John Dilworth+

HUSSON, Charles Claude (II) Born 1846 Mirecourt, died 1915 Paris France. Bow maker. Son of Charles Claude Husson (I), above. Employed by J. B. Vuillaume from 1873, Voirin in 1875, and Gand & Bernardel from 1878. Established independently c.1880 at rue du Faubourg St. Denis. Work in the style of Vigneron. Branded: HUSSON PARIS or CH HUSSON A PARIS

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