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Mantua School

Giuseppe (II) Dall’Aglio

Mantua

Worked Mantua
Made Cello, Viola, Violin

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£83,650
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.8 cm Italy, 19th C. [Attributed to] March 2011 £16,250
Violin 35.3 cm 1800 c. [Attributed to] April 2010 £6,678
Violin 36.1 cm (the head later German work) [Probably by] May 2008 £26,941
Cello 75.2 cm 1825 c. [attributed to] November 2007 £42,000
Viola 41.0 cm Mantua, 1820 c. October 2007 £15,707
Violin 36.0 cm Mantua, 1837 c. October 2007 £12,291
Violin [Attributed to] November 2005 £4,200
Violin Italy, 1840 c. [Possibly by] November 2005 £2,400
Violin Mantua, 1820 c. [Probably by] May 2005 £8,400
Viola 40.7 cm Mantua, 1830 c. July 2004 £83,650
Violin Mantua, 1830 c. March 2004 £15,600
Viola 40.8 cm 1820 c. November 2003 £42,000
Violin 1820 October 2002 £25,397
Violin 1800 June 2002 £45,293
Violin 1830 November 2000 £15,450
Violin 1820 March 1997 £27,600
Violin 1740 c. June 1991 £9,680

Biographies

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

Cecie Stainer+

Worked in Mantua, 1800-40. His instruments are similar to those of Camilli and are varnished a bright yellow colour.

Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+

Seine Geigen haben manche Ähnlichkeit mit denen C. Camilli’s, doch nimmt er die Wölbung höher. Der Lack ist gelb, und die F-Löcher sind etwas steil, die Schnecken gewöhnlich in der Form und oft sogar plump. Am besten sind seine Violoncelli.

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