Andreas Tecchler
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Biographies
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John Dilworth+
TECCHLER, Andreas c.1742-1751 Rome Italy. No archival evidence is known to support the existence of this maker, although most dictionaries credit him with work in the style of David Tecchler.
Karel Jalovec+
Rome, 1748. Son of David Tecchler. Worked very carefully. The wood of his instruments, especially on the back and sides, is fine. He applied a golden-yellow varnish.
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