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Antonio SGARBI

Highest auction price

£18,209

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.6 cm Palermo, 1934 Sun 1st May 2011 £18,209
Violin Rome, 1900 Tue 1st March 2011 £13,750
Cello 76.5 cm 1900 c. [Attributed to] Thu 1st April 2010 £9,427
Cello Bow S/E 87.0 g. Thu 1st October 2009 £519
Violin 35.9 cm [Ascribed to & possibly by] Fri 1st May 2009 £6,211
Cello Bow S/E 78.2 g. Sun 1st March 2009 £1,178
Viola 41.9 cm Italy, Early 20Th... [Attributed to] Mon 1st October 2007 £6,250
Violin 35.4 cm Rome, 1900 Fri 1st June 2007 £16,834
Violin Bow S/E 62 g. Sun 1st December 2002 £908
Violin 1900 Fri 1st December 2000 £3,848
Violin 1904 Fri 1st November 1996 £9,200
Violin 1891 Tue 1st March 1994 £1,840
Violin 1896 Sat 1st March 1980 £2,377
Biographies

John Dilworth

SGARBI, Antonio Born 1866 Finale Emilia, died 1938 Rome Italy. Son and pupil of Giuseppe Sgarbi, below. Moved with family to Rome in 1878 and succeeded to his father’s workshop in 1890. Appointed luthier to the Bellini Consevatoire in Palermo 1905-1911. Later worked briefly in Modena, then returned to Rome, later working as Sgarbi and Sons. Very loose, often graceless work, but well finished and with a polished golden-orange or yellow varnish. Good effective low archings. Antonius Sgarbi Domo / Finalio in Aemilia / Fecit Romae An. 19.. A.M.S. Antonio Sgarbi da Finale-Emilia / fece in Roma anno 1896 A+S

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