Gabriel David Buchstetter
Highest auction price
£8,970
Auction price history
Type | Details | Sold | Price |
---|---|---|---|
Violin | 37.4 cm Rattisbonam, 1760 original neck, Baroque setup | Mon 1st March 2010 | £3,600 |
Cello | 76.8 cm Regensburg, 1773 | Sat 1st November 2008 | £8,581 |
Violin | 1760 c. | Wed 1st November 2000 | £1,997 |
Violin | 1761 | Sat 1st May 1999 | £844 |
Cello | 1760 | Fri 1st March 1996 | £8,970 |
Violin | 1760 c. | Wed 1st March 1995 | £3,105 |
Violin | 1775 | Wed 1st June 1988 | £1,760 |
Violin | 1763 | Wed 1st June 1988 | £1,100 |
Violin | 1750 | Sat 1st June 1985 | £968 |
Biographies
John Dilworth
BUCHSTETTER, Gabriel David Worked circa. 1730-1780 Stadtamhof, Regensberg Germany. Son of Christoff Buchstetter, above. A very well-regarded maker of great individuality. Working on a Stradivari-derived model, he exhibits great finesse in craftsmanship, although let down by the rather thin and opaque varnish in common use in that time and place. There is sometimes a hint of unattractive stain in the wood also. The scrolls are very distinctive, with a long, swan necked pegbox and deep, open throat, and a very concentric volute extending up behind the eye. Very fine Stradivarian soundholes with subtle fluting in the lower wing. Well-regulated low arching. Generally fine choice of materials. Labels are frequently numbered, and an example of 1752 was evidently the 26th made. Labels in both Gothic and Roman type. Gabriel David Buchstetter, Lauden und / Geigen Macher, zu Stadt am Hoff / neben Regenspurg Anno 1750. Gabriel Buchstetter Lautten und / Geigenmacher zu Stadt am Hof / prope Ratisbonae. 1761. Gabriel David Buchstetter, Lautten- / und Geigenmacher, Pedeponti prope / Ratisbonam. Anno 1764.
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