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Joseph Anthony Chanot

Highest auction price

£13,200

Auction price history

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin	35.6 cm London nÂ°119 [Possibly by]	Thu 1st December 2011	£2,400
Violin	35.7 cm London, 1899	Tue 1st March 2011	£13,200
Violin	35.7 cm London, 1906	Tue 1st March 2011	£2,040
Violin	35.7 cm 1912 #153	Sun 1st June 2008	£6,000
Cello	75.7 cm London, 1902 #105	Wed 1st February 2006	£13,200
Violin	London, 1912	Fri 1st April 2005	£3,133
Violin	1893	Fri 1st November 2002	£4,465
Violin	1899	Thu 1st June 2000	£2,875
Cello	1903	Sat 1st March 1997	£9,775
Violin	1906	Thu 1st December 1994	£5,520
Violin	1899	Sun 1st November 1992	£4,180
Violin	1903	Sun 1st March 1992	£3,080
Violin Bow	S/E 58 g.	Thu 1st November 1990	£1,320
Violin	1922	Tue 1st November 1988	£4,620
Violin	1899	Sun 1st November 1987	£3,520
Violin	1913	Mon 1st June 1987	£1,980
Violin	1910 Mute Violin	Wed 1st April 1987	£329
Violin	1914	Thu 1st January 1987	£3,300
Viola	41.3 cm 1894	Mon 1st April 1985	£5,720
Violin	1899	Sun 1st April 1984	£379
Violin	1909	Mon 1st November 1982	£1,870

Biographies

John Dilworth Willibald Leo Lütgendorff

John Dilworth

CHANOT, Joseph Anthony Born 1865, died 1936 London UK. Son, pupil, and successor of Georges Chanot (II), above. He also worked with the Dolmetsch family in pioneering the revival of the viol. Unfortunately he was unable to sustain the Chanot family business at the height of the London and International trade in the face of severe competition from W. E. Hill & Sons. Said to have produced over 150 violins and an equally large number of bows between 1881 and 1912. In subsequent years restoration, repair, and business dealings slowed his production considerably. Known for fine reproductions of the Guarneri del Gesù ‘Sainton’ violin. Bows usually with light coloured sticks, branded: J. A. CHANOT