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Jacques-Pierre THIBOUT

Highest auction price

£36,164

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Violin Bearing the maker's label, fair condition Sat 1st June 2024 £36,164
Violin Wed 7th March 2012 £6,875
Violin 35.7 cm Paris, 1829 Wed 1st June 2011 £18,185
Violin 35.7 cm Paris, 1825 Mon 1st March 2010 £10,000
Violin 35.8 cm Paris, 1829 Mon 1st June 2009 £17,632
Violin Paris, 1840 c. Tue 1st February 2005 £9,560
Violin 1837 Sun 1st December 2002 £7,037
Violin 1827 Fri 1st March 2002 £9,000
Violin 1820 Thu 1st November 2001 £3,800
Violin 1821 Thu 1st March 2001 £8,225
Cello 1855 Wed 1st November 2000 £34,500
Violin 1844 Mon 1st June 1998 £9,775
Violin 1830 Sat 1st November 1997 £7,475
Violin 1840 Sat 1st March 1997 £13,225
Cello 1854 Fri 1st March 1996 £12,650
Violin 18-- Sat 1st October 1994 £2,875
Violin 1820 c. Thu 1st March 1990 £2,750
Violin 1829 Thu 1st June 1989 £12,100
Viola 38.1 cm 1822 Tue 1st March 1988 £2,420
Violin 1827 Wed 1st December 1982 £3,740
Violin 1845 Sun 1st November 1981 £3,300
Violin 1800-50 Thu 1st January 1981 £2,933
Biographies

John Dilworth

Jacques-Pierre Born 1779 Caen, died 1856 Paris. Worked for Koliker in Paris from 1796. Established independently there at 24 rue Montmartre in 1807. Moved to the rue Rameau 1810, at the sign ‘Au Roi David’. Appointed luthier to the Opéra, conservatoire, and royal court. Awarded medals in the Paris expositions of 1827, 1844, and 1855. Assisted by his son Gabriel Eugène Thibout, above. Stradivari models in the Lupot style, although inconsistent. Experimented constantly with model and varnish, but the best are of a very high order and often given false Lupot labels. First class materials. Nouveau procédé approuvé par l’Institut / Thibout, Luthier, rue Rameau / No. 8, à Paris, 1835 T.J.P. Au Roi David / Thibout, Luthier de l’Académie Royale de Musique / Rue Rameau, No. 8, à Paris

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