London School
George Dyke
London, worked 1832
One cello of Stradivari pattern, ‘clumsily made’, listed in the Hill Archive. Signed beneath the varnish on lower back and on interior: ‘George Dyke / Maker / London / 1832’ — John Dilworth
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DYKE, George Worked circa. 1832 London UK. One cello of Stradivari pattern, ‘clumsily made’, listed in the Hill Archive. Signed beneath the varnish on lower back and on interior: ‘George Dyke / Maker / London / 1832’
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