Lot 146
A violin by Giacomo & Leandro Bisiach
Milan, circa 1960
Notable Sales: Giacomo & Leandro II Bisiach
Leandro and Giacomo worked alonside each other for many years. After the Second World War, the shop was re-established with Sderci, and several other craftsmen. As with his father, the younger Leandro’s output was prolific and varied within the established Bisiach style whilst Giacomo specialised in repair and restoration. They both retired in 1973, but Giacomo continued to work until his death in 1995.
(fl Milan, p1932-c1973)
Leandro and Giacomo worked alonside each other for many years. After the Second World War, the shop was re-established with Sderci, and several other craftsmen. As with his father, the younger Leandro’s output was prolific and varied within the established Bisiach style whilst Giacomo specialised in repair and restoration. They both retired in 1973, but Giacomo continued to work until his death in 1995.
Lot 146
Milan, circa 1960
£20,000-30,000
GBP£20,000.00 - £30,000.00
EUR€22,400.00 - €33,600.00
AUD$36,000.00 - $54,000.00
JPY¥2,955,000.00 - ¥4,432,500.00
KRW₩29,297,600.00 - ₩43,946,400.00
CHFCHF25,200.00 - CHF37,800.00
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