Riccardo Antoniazzi
Auction price history
Highest auction price
£38,900
| Type | Details | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 35.3 cm Milan, 1910 | October 2010 | £31,920 |
| Violin | 35.5 cm Milan, 1910 c. [Possibly by] | October 2010 | £9,600 |
| Violin | 35.5 cm Milan, 1907 | April 2010 | £35,290 |
| Violin | 35.8 cm Cremona, 1921 | October 2008 | £23,478 |
| Viola | 40.3 cm 1900 c. [Attributed to] [Lit: The Cooper Collection] | March 2008 | £4,750 |
| Violin | 35.9 cm For Leandro Bisiach Milan, 1898 | March 2008 | £38,900 |
| Violin | Milan, 1906 | May 2005 | £20,989 |
| Viola | 42.3 cm early 20th C. [Attributed to] | May 2005 | £3,053 |
| Violin | Milan, 1900 c. [Attributed to] | November 2004 | £11,950 |
| Violin | Milan, 1912 | October 2004 | £13,945 |
| Violin | Milan, 1900 | April 2004 | £12,118 |
| Cello | 1906 | October 2002 | £22,736 |
| Viola | 41.6 cm 1875 | May 2002 | £31,969 |
| Violin | 1910 | November 2001 | £15,000 |
| Violin | 1912 | March 2001 | £22,325 |
| Violin | 1910 | March 2000 | £25,300 |
| Viola | 42.3 cm 1910 | November 1999 | £21,292 |
| Violin | 1890 c. | November 1998 | £4,140 |
| Violin | 1910 | March 1998 | £12,650 |
| Violin | 1912 | October 1997 | £12,650 |
| Violin | 1897 | June 1996 | £5,750 |
| Violin | 1890 c. | October 1995 | £10,925 |
| Violin | 1910 | March 1995 | £6,900 |
| Violin | 1892 | November 1992 | £20,900 |
| Viola | 40.0 cm 1910 | March 1989 | £6,050 |
| Violin | 1906 | March 1989 | £8,250 |
| Viola | 41.9 cm 1918 | November 1988 | £6,160 |
| Violin | 1910 | May 1986 | £4,400 |
| Violin | 1910 | November 1985 | £4,536 |
| Viola | 40.0 cm 1910 | July 1985 | £5,184 |
| Violin | 1898 | October 1982 | £2,912 |
| Violin | 1883 | November 1980 | £1,870 |
Biographies
John Dilworth
ANTONIAZZI, Riccardo Born 1853 Cremona, died 1912 Milan Italy. Eldest son and pupil of Gaetano, above. Worked for about a year in Nice, 1880, possibly for N. Bianchi. Subsequently established in Milan c.1881. A significant figure in the establishment of the modern Milanese school, he taught and subsequently worked with Leandro Bisiach and the firm of Monzino & Son from 1904 and signed an exclusive contract with the company in 1910. He was responsible for the training of a new generation of Milanese makers. His best and most prolific period dates from around 1889 to 1904. Fine clear orange-brown varnish of varying consistency. Much of his work appears either with the label of his father or Monzino. Some branded beneath the back button: ‘AR’ Riccardo Antoniazzi Cremonese / fece in Milano l’anno 18.. Riccardo Antoniazzi Cremonese / fece l’anno 1906 presso lo Stabilimento / Antonio Monzino e Figli / in Milano, Via Rastrelli. 10 Antoniazzi Riccardo di Cremona / figlio di Gaetano fece in Milano / l’anno 19.. [Blot II]
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