Notable Sales: Joseph Arthur Vigneron
Born in Mirecourt in 1851, Joseph was trained by his step-father Claude Nicolas Husson. On his death in 1872 he worked for Jean-Joseph Martin until moving to Paris in 1880 to join Gand & Bernardel. In about 1888 he established his own business at 54 rue de Cléry. His work shows the influence of Bazin, and later Voirin and Vuillaume. He made some bows with a more triangular section developed by the violinist Capet, which are branded ‘Modèle Lucien Capet’. Assisted in later years by his son André, he died in Paris in 1905.
(b Mirecourt, 1851; d Paris, 1905)
Born in Mirecourt in 1851, Joseph was trained by his step-father Claude Nicolas Husson. On his death in 1872 he worked for Jean-Joseph Martin until moving to Paris in 1880 to join Gand & Bernardel. In about 1888 he established his own business at 54 rue de Cléry. His work shows the influence of Bazin, and later Voirin and Vuillaume. He made some bows with a more triangular section developed by the violinist Capet, which are branded ‘Modèle Lucien Capet’. Assisted in later years by his son André, he died in Paris in 1905.
Lot 98
(b Mirecourt, 1851; d Paris, 1905)
Paris, circa 1900
The stick on this bow is made of pernambuco and the faceplate is made of ivory. Both require UK re-export CITES permits - these will be applied for after the auction and a charge of £75 will be added to the invoice if you are registered outside the UK
£6,000-8,000
GBP£6,000.00 - £8,000.00
EUR€6,840.00 - €9,120.00
AUD$11,400.00 - $15,200.00
JPY¥1,258,860.00 - ¥1,678,480.00
KRW₩11,651,640.00 - ₩15,535,520.00
CHFCHF6,180.00 - CHF8,240.00
USD$8,040.00 - $10,720.00We 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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