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Vincenzo SANNINO

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£43,250

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin	Labelled Vincenzo Sannino fece in Napoli anno 1908, showing the collaboration of Giovanni Tedesco	March 2024	£30,479
Violin	35.7 cm Naples, 1918	December 2011	£9,600
Violin	35.5 cm Naples, 1916	November 2011	£30,073
Violin	35.7 cm Naples, 1920 c.	October 2011	£23,760
Violin	35.6 cm Rome , 1930 c.	October 2011	£43,250
Viola	39.7 cm [Ascribed to & possibly by]	May 2011	£8,012
Violin	35.5 cm Naples, 1924	October 2010	£31,920
Viola	41.4 cm Naples, 1948, Viola D'Amore	June 2010	£5,221
Violin	35.6 cm Naples, 1910 c.	December 2009	£21,761
Violin	35.5 cm Naples, 1900 c.	October 2009	£29,659
Violin	35.7 cm Naples, 1928	October 2008	£20,475
Cello	74.7 cm Naples , 1920 c. [Probably by]	October 2008	£43,250
Violin	35.5 cm Naples, 1908	June 2008	£30,637
Violin	35.4 cm Naples, 1907	May 2008	£19,457
Cello	74.9 cm Naples, 1930 c. [Workshops of]	March 2008	£24,700
Violin	35.5 cm Naples, 1920 c.	October 2007	£11,509
Violin	35.8 cm 1920 c. [Attributed to]	May 2007	£5,761
Violin	35.4 cm Naples, 1907	May 2006	£19,928
Violin	Naples, 1903	May 2005	£24,952
Violin	Naples, 1910 c.	May 2005	£4,741
Violin	1937	November 2003	£5,640
Violin	1910	June 2002	£28,263
Violin	1930 c.	November 2001	£23,936
Viola	41.8 cm 1913	June 2001	£13,725
Violin	1930	May 2001	£25,355
Violin	1960	May 2001	£18,865
Violin	1900	May 2000	£18,333
Violin	1905	November 1999	£15,614
Cello	1900	September 1998	£36,845
Violin	19--	March 1998	£20,700
Cello	1900	March 1997	£19,550
Violin	1900	March 1997	£21,850
Violin	1882	June 1996	£12,650
Violin	1910	October 1995	£4,830
Violin	1931	March 1995	£5,750
Violin	1977	November 1993	£7,432
Violin	1912	June 1990	£6,050
Violin	1910	September 1987	£7,150
Violin	1913	May 1986	£2,592
Violin	1900-25	June 1984	£4,889
Violin	1900	June 1983	£2,857

Biographies

John Dilworth

SANNINO, Vincenzo Born 1879 Naples, died 1969 Rome Italy. Violinist and self-taught luthier, guided by W. Hamma, for whom he acted as translator in Italy, thereby becoming very knowledgeable of classical instruments outside the Neapolitan tradition. Moved to Rome in 1914, established as one of the most successful Italian makers of the period. Freely worked in the Neapolitan style, and made many copies of various classical makers of both first and second class, all given reproduction labels. Varnish of appropriate colours, but laid over a stained bichromate ground, which gives a rather dull greenish tinge. Completed 700 violins, 50 violas, and 80 cellos. Vincenzo Sannino / fece in Napoli anno 1905