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Johann Uldarichus Eberle

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£7,150

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin		October 2012	£3,500
Violin	35.3 cm Prague, 1745 c.	June 2009	£2,308
Violin	35.6 cm Prague, 1766	March 2009	£5,470
Violin	36.3 cm Prague, 1728 ["shows also the hand of Thomas Edinger"]	December 2008	£6,056
Violin	35.3 cm Prague, 1760 c. [Attributed to]	November 2008	£1,200
Violin	35.7 cm Prague, 1760 c.	October 2007	£5,224
Violin	35.4 cm Pargue, 1760 c. [Attributed to]	September 2007	£2,160
Violin	Prague, 1740 c.	April 2005	£1,880
Violin	Prague, 1760 c.	February 2005	£3,360
Violin	Prague, 1740	November 2004	£2,390
Violin	1740	March 2003	£3,760
Violin	1765	November 1999	£5,175
Violin	1760 c.	May 1999	£1,829
Violin	1757	March 1999	£2,530
Violin	1767	March 1998	£5,520
Violin	1787	March 1995	£5,750
Violin	1740	October 1994	£2,990
Violin	1750 c.	May 1994	£2,152
Violin	1753	March 1994	£1,150
Violin	1760 c.	November 1988	£1,980
Violin	1748	September 1987	£935
Violin	1773	April 1987	£7,150
Violin	17--	July 1985	£593
Violin	1749	November 1980	£715

Biographies

John Dilworth George Hart Cecie Stainer Willibald Leo Lütgendorff

John Dilworth

EBERLE, Johann Udalrichus Born 1699 Vils Austria, died 1768 Prague Czech Republic. Pupil of Thomas Edlinger (III) in Prague. Established own workshop 1727. One of the best makers of the Prague school. Stainer model, sometimes combining elements of Cremona. Scrolls are stubbornly Tyrolean, with swan-necked pegbox and extended final turn of the volute, but the body and arching forms sometimes reflect an awareness of Cremonese styles. Small edges and short corners. Finely cut upright soundholes of Stainer form. Red-brown varnish of soft oil, given to craquelure. Fine materials used consistently. Also made viola d’amores, violas, and cellos. Joannes Udalricus Eberle / fecit Pragae 1767 Joan. Udalricus Eberll, / fecit Pragae. 1744