Goulding

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£8,970

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin		May 2014	£1,875
Cello	73.4 cm London, Early 19th C.	March 2009	£6,250
Cello	74.5 cm	November 2008	£2,880
Violin	35.0 cm 1800 c.	November 2008	£1,320
Violin	35.9 cm London, 1800 c.	March 2008	£2,500
Violin	1790	June 2002	£1,610
Violin	1800 c.	November 2001	£1,880
Cello	1800	May 2000	£7,094
Violin	1790 c.	November 1998	£1,380
Violin	1790 c.	June 1998	£805
Cello	1820 c.	June 1998	£8,970
Violin	18--	November 1997	£1,380
Violin	1800 c.	October 1997	£850
Cello	18--	July 1997	£2,500
Violin	1800 c.	December 1993	£935
Violin	1820 c.	July 1993	£805
Cello	1800 c.	April 1993	£2,990
Violin	1800 c.	September 1992	£647
Violin	1800 c.	November 1990	£1,650
Cello	1800 c.	June 1990	£1,265
Violin	1800 c.	June 1990	£880
Cello	1780 c.	March 1990	£3,960
Violin	1800 c.	February 1990	£220
Violin	18--	June 1988	£1,100
Violin	1800 c.	April 1988	£160
Violin	1790 c.	May 1987	£825
Violin	1810 c.	November 1986	£880
Violin	1800-25	May 1986	£528
Violin	1800-25	May 1986	£418
Violin	1800 c.	December 1985	£880
Violin	1800 c.	June 1983	£864

Biographies

John Dilworth Willibald Leo Lütgendorff

John Dilworth

GOULDING Worked circa. 1785-1850 London UK. Commercial business. Imported French and Saxon instruments. Also sold work made for them by Thomas Kennedy, James Brown, and other London craftsmen of the period. The firm later became known as ‘Goulding, D’Almaine & Co.’ and retailed all sorts of instruments and accessories. Generally branded beneath back button.