Giuseppe Fiorini

Highest auction price achieved
£ 72000.00

By Cecie Stainer

Son of Raffaele Fiorini, b. 1867. He early showed signs of having inherited his father's tastes, and when sixteen (after having received a good education) commenced making violins. He made rapid progress, and the instruments which he exhibited at Milan and Turin show that he is one of the best Italian makers of the present time.

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Price History

Type Title Sold Price
Violin 35.6 cm Zurich, 1919 Sat 1st October 11 £ 60000.00
Violin 35.9 cm Munich, 1897 Tue 1st March 11 £ 72000.00
Violin 35.9 cm Zurich, 1916 Sat 1st March 08 £ 29250.00
Violin 35.9 cm [Ascribed to the workshop of] Mon 1st October 07 £ 9707.00
Violin 35.9 cm Bologna, 1879 Sat 1st July 06 £ 36000.00
Violin 35.5 cm Zurich, 1922 Mon 1st May 06 £ 29126.00
Violin [Labelled] Sun 1st May 05 £ 26400.00
Violin 1923 Fri 1st November 02 £ 15275.00
Violin 1908 Wed 1st May 02 £ 40439.00
Violin 1908 Wed 1st May 02 £ 18783.00
Violin 1922 Thu 1st March 01 £ 32700.00
Violin 1892 Mon 1st November 99 £ 25300.00
Violin 1921 Sat 1st June 96 £ 23000.00
Violin 1924 Thu 1st June 95 £ 2415.00
Violin 1924 Wed 1st March 95 £ 21850.00
Violin 1895 Sun 1st May 94 £ 3339.00
Violin 1920 Sun 1st November 92 £ 23265.00
Violin 1908 Sun 1st March 92 £ 17600.00
Violin 1923 Fri 1st November 91 £ 7700.00
Violin 1915 Wed 1st April 87 £ 9900.00
Violin 1910 Wed 1st April 87 £ 9900.00
Violin 1915 Sat 1st November 86 £ 6820.00
Violin 1886 Thu 1st May 86 £ 5500.00
Violin 1912 Sat 1st March 86 £ 8800.00
Violin 1910 Mon 1st July 85 £ 6380.00
Cello 1933 Thu 1st April 82 £ 5060.00
Violin 1924 Thu 1st January 81 £ 2444.00
Violin 1923 Sat 1st November 80 £ 1320.00

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