Carlo Ferdinando Landolphi
Highest auction price
£126,046
Auction price history
Type | Details | Sold | Price |
---|---|---|---|
Violin | Wed 5th October 2011 | £10,000 | |
Violin | 35.7 cm 1800 c. [Ascribed to] | Sat 1st October 2011 | £10,000 |
Viola | 38.1 cm Milan, 1765 | Sat 1st October 2011 | £49,250 |
Violin | 35.5 cm Milano, 1768 (restorations) [Ascribed to] | Tue 1st March 2011 | £42,000 |
Cello | 72 cm Milan, 1746 | Tue 1st March 2011 | £79,250 |
Violin | 35.3 cm [Ascribed to] | Thu 1st October 2009 | £14,830 |
Violin | 35.0 cm Milan, 1760 c. | Fri 1st May 2009 | £59,007 |
Violin | 35.6 cm Milan, 1760 c. | Sun 1st March 2009 | £17,500 |
Violin | 35.4 cm Milan, 1755 | Wed 1st November 2006 | £126,046 |
Violin | 35.7 cm 18th C. [Ascribed to] | Wed 1st November 2006 | £8,400 |
Cello | 69.2 cm Milan, 1760 c. Child's size | Sat 1st July 2006 | £45,600 |
Violin | 35.7 cm Milan (the head later) | Mon 1st May 2006 | £35,257 |
Violin | 35.5 cm Milan, 1757 | Mon 1st May 2006 | £30,658 |
Violin | Milan, 1752 | Thu 1st July 2004 | £62,400 |
Violin | 1750 | Tue 1st October 2002 | £39,909 |
Violin | 1755 | Tue 1st October 2002 | £38,240 |
Violin | 1760 | Wed 1st November 2000 | £22,350 |
Viola | 40.9 cm 1768 | Mon 1st March 1999 | £80,700 |
Violin | 1770 c. | Fri 1st March 1996 | £46,000 |
Violin | 1762 | Fri 1st December 1995 | £26,399 |
Violin | 1740 | Thu 1st June 1995 | £40,250 |
Violin | 1750 c. | Wed 1st March 1995 | £49,900 |
Viola | 40.0 cm 1770 c. | Sun 1st November 1992 | £35,200 |
Violin | 1758 | Wed 1st June 1988 | £16,500 |
Violin | 1750-75 | Wed 1st June 1988 | £6,270 |
Violin | 1766 | Sun 1st November 1987 | £35,200 |
Violin | 1760 c. | Sun 1st November 1987 | £17,600 |
Violin | 1750 | Sat 1st November 1986 | £26,400 |
Violin | 1775 c. | Thu 1st May 1986 | £20,900 |
Violin | 1775 c. | Mon 1st July 1985 | £19,800 |
Cello | 1758 | Tue 1st November 1983 | £28,965 |
Violin | 1753 | Sat 1st November 1980 | £3,520 |
Biographies
John Dilworth
LANDOLPHI (LANDOLFI), Carlo Ferdinando Worked circa. 1750-1775 Milan Italy. A German-born violin maker who came to Milan in the middle of the 18th century where he plainly came under the influence of Paolo Antonio Testore. Probably already had a technique and style learned in his native country and later work sees his Germanic style, most noticeable in the cutting of the head and soundholes, merged with more advanced Italian ideas, possibly gleaned from J. B. Guadagnini who was active in Milan 1750-58. Early work is in the style of Paulo Testore with bulbous arching and plain golden-brown varnish. Later work with flat arch, flamboyant soundholes, and a tendency to extend the last turn of the eye in the German manner, with a thicker, sometimes quite brittle, golden-yellow or red varnish. Fine violas and cellos of useful size. Succeeded by his son Pietro Antonio who worked until 1785. Also taught Pietro Mantegazza. Revisto da me Carlo Ferdinando / Landolphi, Anno 1744 Carolus Ferdinandus Landolphus / Fecit Mediolani in Via S.Mar / garit� anno 1755. Carlo Ferdinando Landolphi / nella Contrada di Santa Margarita / al segno della Sirena. Milano, 1758.
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