Notable Sales: Joseph Henry
Joseph Henry was born in Mirecourt in 1823. At the age of 14 he moved to Paris as an apprentice in Georges Chanot’s shop, and subsequently worked with Dominique Peccatte, who was the primary influence on the young Henry. When Peccatte left Paris in 1848, Henry established a partnership with Pierre Simon and his work became bolder at this juncture. By 1851 he was working independently again and supplying bows to J.B. Vuillaume. From 1855 he also worked for Gand Frères and in this period we see his best work, often mounted in silver and tortoiseshell and with floral designs inlaid in the frog. Henry died in 1870 at the age of 46.
(b Mirecourt, 1823; fl Paris, 1837-1870; d 1870)
Joseph Henry was born in Mirecourt in 1823. At the age of 14 he moved to Paris as an apprentice in Georges Chanot’s shop, and subsequently worked with Dominique Peccatte, who was the primary influence on the young Henry. When Peccatte left Paris in 1848, Henry established a partnership with Pierre Simon and his work became bolder at this juncture. By 1851 he was working independently again and supplying bows to J.B. Vuillaume. From 1855 he also worked for Gand Frères and in this period we see his best work, often mounted in silver and tortoiseshell and with floral designs... Read more
Lot 108
(b Mirecourt, 1823; fl Paris, 1837-1870; d 1870)
The stick on this bow is made of pernambuco and requires a UK re-export CITES permit - this will be applied for after the auction and a charge of £50 will be added to the invoice if you are registered outside the UK
£3,000-5,000
GBP£3,000.00 - £5,000.00
EUR€3,420.00 - €5,700.00
AUD$5,700.00 - $9,500.00
JPY¥629,430.00 - ¥1,049,050.00
KRW₩5,825,820.00 - ₩9,709,700.00
CHFCHF3,090.00 - CHF5,150.00
USD$4,020.00 - $6,700.00We offer buyers and sellers a bespoke private sale service, sourcing exceptional instruments and bows and matching them with the most discerning buyers.
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