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Josef Cermak

Ceskem-Sumburku, 1859–1917

Very clean and professional work on Amati or Stradivari model, typical of the Bohemian school. Pencil inscription on interior of front. Printed label: Josef Cermák / Werstätte für künstlichen Giegenbau / Böhm. Schumburg bei Tannwald. Josef Cermák / v Cesken Sumburku u Tannwaldu — John Dilworth

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Biographies

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John Dilworth+

CERMÁK, Josef Born 1859, died 1917 Cesky-Sumburk Czech Republic. Very clean and professional work on Amati or Stradivari model, typical of the Bohemian school. Pencil inscription on interior of front. Printed label: Josef Cermák / Werstätte für künstlichen Giegenbau / Böhm. Schumburg bei Tannwald. Josef Cermák / v Cesken Sumburku u Tannwaldu

Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+

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