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Gaetano Pollastri

Highest auction price

£24,170

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.7 cm Bologna, 1945 Fri 1st October 2010 £24,170
Violin 35.6 cm Italy, 1954 c. [Attributed to] Thu 1st April 2010 £13,149
Violin 35.5 cm Bologna, 1948 Sun 1st March 2009 £21,250
Violin 35.5 cm Bologna, 1938 Mon 1st October 2007 £21,141
Violin 35.7 cm 1946 [Ascribed to] Sat 1st July 2006 £6,600
Violin 1936 Fri 1st March 2002 £23,500
Violin 1954 Tue 1st May 2001 £11,503
Violin 1763 Thu 1st February 2001 £3,450
Violin 1935 Wed 1st November 2000 £23,322
Violin 1951 Sat 1st November 1997 £18,400
Violin 1952 Sat 1st March 1997 £8,050
Violin 1952 Fri 1st March 1996 £10,350
Violin 1952 Thu 1st June 1995 £17,825
Violin 1937 Wed 1st June 1994 £9,775
Violin 1910 Wed 1st June 1994 £2,970
Violin 1950 c. Thu 1st April 1993 £9,200
Biographies

John Dilworth

POLLASTRI, Gaetano Born 1886, died 1960 Bologna Italy. Brother and pupil of Augusto Pollastri. Joined his brother after military service in the artillery and succeeded to the business 1927. Distinguished maker and restorer. Founder member of the Italian Association of Luthiers (ANLAI). Assisted by his son Cesare, above, and several others including F. Albanelli, A. Guerra, M. Dobretsovitch, and O. Bignami. Highly refined work very similar to that of Augusto. Several fine copies of inlaid Stradivari violins. Similar brand of two cockerels. Pollastri Gaetano / fratello ed allievo di Augusto / Bologna 1928

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