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Robert Broderip

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£6,600

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin	35.2 cm London, 1790 c.	October 2011	£3,500
Violin	35.2 cm London, 1780 [Made for]	April 2007	£606
Cello	74.2 cm 1790 c.	February 2007	£1,320
Violin	36.0 cm 1770 c.	February 2007	£1,080
Violin	1790	February 1999	£1,750
Cello	1780 c.	June 1998	£3,680
Cello	1775-99	November 1997	£3,680
Viola	38.3 cm 1750-99	March 1997	£1,150
Violin	1790 c.	October 1996	£1,035
Violin	1790 c.	October 1993	£715
Violin	1760 c.	November 1992	£715
Violin	17--	November 1990	£495
Violin	1790 c.	September 1990	£825
Violin	1780 c.	September 1990	£638
Cello	1770 c.	March 1990	£3,300
Cello	1790 c.	June 1989	£6,600
Violin	1780 c.	March 1989	£682
Cello	1780-99	March 1988	£550
Violin	1800 c. 1/2 Size	September 1987	£330
Viola	40.0 cm 1750-99	September 1987	£1,650
Violin	1760 c.	April 1987	£660
Violin	17--	November 1986	£990
Violin	1770	November 1986	£132
Violin	1780-99	November 1984	£220
Violin	17--	June 1983	£540

Biographies

John Dilworth

BRODERIP, Robert Born 1750, Worked 1775-1805 London UK. Commercial dealer in London. Joined the business of Longman and Lukey in 1775. The following year Lukey left, and many instruments thereafter branded ‘Longman & Broderip’ on the upper back, supplied by outside workers such as Henry Jay. The business was located at 26 Cheapside until 1798, at 13 Haymarket from 1782 to c.1805, and Margate and Brighton 1789. At the Haymarket, Broderip was joined by Wilkinson, and some instruments are found with the brand ‘Broderip & Wilkinson / no.13 Haymarket / London’.