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Cesare Maggiali

Highest auction price

£8,304

Auction price history

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin	35.6 cm Cessena, 1963	Wed 1st June 2011	£5,100
Viola	41.9 cm Mid 20th C. [Attributed to]	Thu 1st April 2010	£2,750
Violin	35.7 cm Carrara, 1928	Thu 1st April 2010	£6,285
Violin	35.6 cm Genova, 1952	Thu 1st October 2009	£3,707
Violin	35.6 cm Genoa, 1963	Thu 1st October 2009	£4,200
Violin	35.7 cm Genoa, 1963	Fri 1st May 2009	£3,882
Violin	35.6 cm Genoa, 1952 (damaged to neck joint & button)	Fri 1st May 2009	£5,823
Violin	35.7 cm 1920 c. [Attributed to]	Wed 1st October 2008	£2,892
Violin	35.6 cm Genoa, 1962	Wed 1st October 2008	£4,680
Violin	35.7 cm Genoa, 1953	Sat 1st March 2008	£4,095
Violin	35.6 cm Moneta, 1907 c.	Sat 1st March 2008	£5,681
Violin	35.5 cm Genoa, 1963	Mon 1st October 2007	£3,141
Violin	35.7 cm Cesare Maggiali, 1920 c. [Attributed to]	Tue 1st May 2007	£2,592
Violin	35.7 cm Genoa, 1965	Sun 1st October 2006	£2,452
Violin	35.7 cm Genoa, 1962	Sun 1st October 2006	£3,985
Violin	Genoa, 1967	Fri 1st October 2004	£3,817
Violin	Genoa, 1959	Sat 1st May 2004	£4,504
Viola	42.2 cm 1961	Sat 1st June 2002	£8,304
Viola	40.2 cm 1927	Wed 1st May 2002	£4,206
Violin	1926	Sat 1st November 1997	£5,104
Violin	1956	Fri 1st November 1996	£3,450

Biographies

John Dilworth

MAGGIALI, Cesare Born 1886 Moneta, Tuscany, d. after 1954 La Spezia, Genoa Italy. Amateur maker active in Fossola, Carrara from 1951; later established at 52 Corso Cavour, La Spezia. Received guidance from I. Sderci. Stradivari and Guarneri models with golden-brown varnish. Exhibited at Cremona 1937. Gold medal at Rome 1954. Credited with 150 violins, 10 violas, and three cellos. Cesare Maggiali / fece in Carrara / 19.. Caesar Maggiali Monetensis / fecit Anno 19.. / Carariae