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Audinot-Mourot

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£11,617

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin	Bearing the maker's label, good condition	Sun 1st December 2024	£2,344
Violin	Labelled Laberte Humbert frères, good condition	Wed 1st November 2023	£2,817
Violin	Bearing the maker's label and signature to the back, in need of restoration	Wed 1st November 2023	£2,058
Violin	Bearing the maker's label and signature, table crack, head worm damage	Wed 1st November 2023	£2,113
Violin	Labelled Vtor Audinot-Mourot Paris 1929, inscribed to the inside back Vtor Audinot-Mourot Paris 1929	Wed 1st November 2023	£11,617

Maker Overview

Audinot-Mourot – French violin-making workshop founded by Charles Audinot (1842–1908) in Mirecourt, later continued by his family and connected to the Mourot family through succession. Charles Audinot, originally from Mirecourt, trained under Sébastien Vuillaume in Paris before returning to Mirecourt to establish his own workshop in 1863. His work was influenced by the Vuillaume school, producing violins, violas, and cellos noted for their fine craftsmanship and clear tone. After his death, the business passed to his son and then into the hands of the Mourot family, continuing the Mirecourt violin-making tradition under the name Audinot-Mourot well into the 20th century.

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