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Romedio Muncher

Highest auction price

£12,500

Auction price history

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin	35.5 cm Cremona, 1924	Tue 1st November 2011	£6,766
Violin	36.1 cm Cremona, 1929	Fri 1st July 2011	£2,938
Violin	35.8 cm (later German scroll) [Attributed to]	Thu 1st October 2009	£1,680
Cello	75.7 cm Cremona, 1924	Sun 1st March 2009	£12,500
Violin	35.6 cm Cremona, 1924	Sun 1st March 2009	£3,787
Violin	35.4 cm Cremona, 1924	Sun 1st March 2009	£5,049
Violin	35.6 cm Cremona, 1925	Wed 1st October 2008	£3,615
Violin	35.7 cm Cremona, 1928	Mon 1st October 2007	£1,125
Violin	36.2 cm	Mon 1st October 2007	£1,529
Violin	Cremona, 1905	Fri 1st October 2004	£4,135
Violin	Cremona, 1926	Sat 1st May 2004	£6,095
Violin	1925	Sat 1st November 2003	£4,200
Violin	1925	Fri 1st March 2002	£1,200
Violin	1927	Tue 1st May 2001	£3,121
Violin	1923	Sun 1st June 1997	£1,495
Violin	1929	Fri 1st November 1996	£4,182
Violin	1930 c.	Fri 1st March 1996	£1,035

Biographies

John Dilworth

MUNCHER, Romedio Born 1874, died 1940 Cremona Italy. Worked for Cavalli’s ‘Monteverdi’ workshop. Established independently. Produced good personal model of compact proportions. Also made student grade instruments for sale through the firm of Bottali Roth & Pelitti. Prolific numbers of violins, violas, cellos, and double basses, most with dark red or deep golden-brown varnish. Some copies of classical instruments. Important maker in the declining period of Cremonese work. Romedio Muncher / Cremona fece anno 1925