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Raffaele Vaccari

Lengitione, Lentigione Reggio Emilia, Parma, b. 1908

Pupil of C. G. Sgarabotto. Assistant to A. Simonazzi. Established independently in Lentigione, near Parma, from 1926. Diploma and medal awarded at Cremona 1949. Fine work on all classical Cremonese models and a personal pattern. Both oil and spirit varnishes with orange or red colouration. Completed\u{2026} — John Dilworth

Worked Lengitione, Lentigione Reggio Emilia, Parma
Made Viola, Violin
Taught by C. G

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£19,585
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.5 cm Lengitione, 1938 December 2009 £19,585
Violin 35.8 cm 1928 November 2008 £3,991
Violin 35.8 cm Parma, 1845 May 2008 £8,980
Violin Lentigione/Reggio Emilia, 1977 June 2005 £6,520
Violin 1951 October 2001 £7,092
Violin 1958 November 1997 £6,670
Violin 1967 June 1995 £6,900
Violin 1964 June 1995 £5,750
Violin 1962 March 1995 £6,900
Viola 42.1 cm 1960 November 1992 £2,530
Violin 1930 c. March 1992 £5,720
Violin 1940 March 1992 £5,060
Violin 1938 June 1987 £3,410

Biographies

The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:

John Dilworth+

VACCARI, Raffaele Born 1908, Worked from 1926 Lentigione, Regio Emilia Italy. Pupil of C. G. Sgarabotto. Assistant to A. Simonazzi. Established independently in Lentigione, near Parma, from 1926. Diploma and medal awarded at Cremona 1949. Fine work on all classical Cremonese models and a personal pattern. Both oil and spirit varnishes with orange or red colouration. Completed about 60 violins and 10 violas. Raphaël Vaccari Lentigionensis / Cajetani Sgarabotto alumnus / Parmae. Fecit Anno 19..

Karel Jalovec+

Lentigione di Brescello (Reggio Emilia) b. Oct. 23, 1908. Pupil of Gaetano Sgarabotto and assistant of Amedeo Simoniazzi. Stradivari, Amati and Guarneri patterns, transparent yellow, orange or red spirit and oil varnish. Exhibited a viola and a ‘cello in Cremona 1937.

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