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Pauli Merling

Highest auction price

£6,325

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.8 cm Copenhagen, 1945 Thu 1st February 2007 £3,120
Violin 35.6 cm Copenhagen, 1936 Wed 1st February 2006 £4,800
Violin Copenhagen, 1928 Mon 1st March 2004 £4,560
Cello 1932 Sat 1st March 2003 £5,288
Cello 1932 Sun 1st June 1997 £6,325
Violin 1936 Wed 1st November 1995 £4,600
Cello 1941 Mon 1st April 1991 £2,200
Cello 1941 Fri 1st March 1991 £2,910
Violin 1927 Thu 1st November 1990 £2,420
Violin 1911 Thu 1st March 1990 £770
Cello 1941 Sun 1st November 1987 £3,080
Violin 1930 Mon 1st June 1987 £2,200
Violin 1930 Wed 1st April 1987 £2,530
Violin 1931 Sat 1st March 1986 £2,530
Violin 1942 Mon 1st July 1985 £2,420
Cello 1932 Thu 1st November 1984 £3,300
Violin 1920 Fri 1st April 1983 £1,760
Biographies

John Dilworth

MERLING, Pauli Born 1894 Copenhagen Denmark. Apprenticed to Bojesen Petersen before moving to Dresden to work for Rudolphe Heckel. Subsequently employed by Rummelhoff Hansen in Oslo and Emil Hjorth in Copenhagen. Established independently in Copenhagen from 1921. Awarded first prize medal and diplomas of honour at The Hague 1949. Classical Italian models with shaded varnish; very high quality craftsmanship. Branded in cursive style: ‘ Pauli Merling’. Printed label: Pauli Merling / Violinbygger / København 19..

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