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Antonio (II) Gagliano

Highest auction price

£60,000

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.2 cm Fri 1st October 2010 £60,000
Violin 35.7 cm [Ascribed to] Thu 1st April 2010 £10,998
Violin 35.5 cm Naples, C 1800 [Ascribed to "Gennaro", Probably by "Joseph & Antonio" ] Thu 1st October 2009 £31,513
Violin 35.7 cm [Possibly by] Sun 1st March 2009 £8,414
Violin 35.0 cm Naples, 1839 Wed 1st October 2008 £28,923
Violin 35.3 cm Naples, 1845 Sun 1st June 2008 £37,050
Violin 35.5 cm Naples, 1820 c. Mon 1st October 2007 £54,116
Violin 35.2 cm 1830 c. [Probably by workshop] Mon 1st October 2007 £9,207
Violin 35.6 cm Naples, 1840 c. Wed 1st November 2006 £11,092
Cello 77.4 cm 1820 c. [Attributed to] Mon 1st May 2006 £19,928
Cello 74.9 cm Naples, 1823 Enlarged from a smaller cello Mon 1st May 2006 £6,132
Cello 19th C. Tue 1st November 2005 £27,333
Violin Naples, 1850 c. Wed 1st June 2005 £5,434
Violin Naples, 1825 c. Wed 1st June 2005 £38,639
Violin 1820 c. [Probably Johannes] Sun 1st May 2005 £12,000
Violin 1813 Sun 1st March 1992 £27,500
Violin 1800 c. Fri 1st April 1983 £6,380
Biographies

John Dilworth

GAGLIANO, Antonio (II) died 1860 Naples Italy. Son of Giovanni Gagliano, below. Worked in partnership with his brother Raffaele. Instruments good in sound but undistinguished in workmanship. Antonio Gagliano / Via Ciriglio No. 75 Neap. / fecit anno 1837 Antonius Gagliano / Via Cirriglio fecit / Neap. 1803 Antonio Gagliano, Sedile di Porto / Neapoli fecit anno 1824

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