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Troyes School

Claude Aubert

Troyes, worked 1767–1800

Primarily a maker of plucked instruments. Employed A. Vuillaume and C. Giron, who became his successors. Interesting work. Full arch and deeply worked edge. Long Stradivarian soundholes. Head rather upright on pegbox with large open throat. Very neat work. Purfling interrupted at back button. Quite \u{2026} — John Dilworth

Worked Troyes
Made Cello

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£1,650
Type Details Sold Price
Cello 1820 7/8 Size December 2003 £1,650

Biographies

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John Dilworth+

AUBERT, Claude Worked circa. 1767-1800 Troyes France. Primarily a maker of plucked instruments. Employed A. Vuillaume and C. Giron, who became his successors. Interesting work. Full arch and deeply worked edge. Long Stradivarian soundholes. Head rather upright on pegbox with large open throat. Very neat work. Purfling interrupted at back button. Quite rich golden-yellow varnish. Branded at break in purfling on upper back: ‘Aubert à Troyes’. Manuscript label: Aubert à Troyes 1797

Cecie Stainer+

A maker in Troyes (France), 1789. Label found in a guitar : ” Aubert a Troyes, 1789.”

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