Louis Collenot

Highest auction price

£4,875

Auction price history

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin	35.8 cm Paris, 1899	Sat 1st October 2011	£4,875
Violin	35.9 cm 1924	Wed 1st June 2011	£1,320
Violin	35.9 cm Paris, 1927	Wed 1st June 2011	£1,080
Violin	36.3 cm Paris, 1926	Wed 1st December 2010	£840
Violin	35.5 cm Reims, 1900 c.	Wed 1st December 2010	£1,553
Violin	35.9 cm Mirecourt, 1916	Thu 1st October 2009	£1,320
Violin	36.0 cm Paris, 1892	Thu 1st October 2009	£2,280
Violin	36.0 cm Paris, 1925	Mon 1st June 2009	£864
Violin	35.3 cm Reims, 1905/1910 c.	Mon 1st June 2009	£1,245
Violin	35.5 cm 1932	Mon 1st June 2009	£415
Violin	35.8 cm Reims, 1902 # 36	Mon 1st December 2008	£2,355
Violin	35.3 cm Rouvres-la-Chetive, 1924	Sat 1st December 2007	£1,702
Violin	35.9 cm Rheims, 1900 c.	Mon 1st October 2007	£922
Violin	1895 c.	Sat 1st June 2002	£1,492
Violin	1931	Tue 1st May 2001	£1,106
Violin	1895 c.	Fri 1st December 2000	£867
Viola	39.7 cm 1915 c.	Sat 1st June 1996	£1,610
Violin	1902	Sun 1st May 1988	£880

Biographies

John Dilworth

COLLENOT, Louis Born 1863 Rouvres-le Chétive, died 1933 Paris France. Grandson of F. Caussin. Pupil of H. Caussin. Worked for Derazey at Mirecourt 1876-1882. Assisted his uncle N. Caussin until 1889. Established in Rheims in 1897 where he was appointed maker to the conservatoire. Forced by the outbreak of war to return to Paris and joined Caressa & Français in 1915. Opened his own business in 1917 in rue Boursault, assisted by his sons. Credited with over 100 violins in classical Cremonese style with orange shaded varnish, and some more Stainer-type models with high arch. Very clean and well-finished workmanship.