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Gabriel David Buchstetter
Highest auction price achieved
£ 8970.00
A maker in Ratisbon in 1752. He followed the Cremona patterns, but his instruments are not much arched, the varnish is dark yellow or brown colour, the wood not always well selected, which renders the tone harsh; all the details are carefully finished. Owing to their powerful tone, his violins are much used for orchestra playing. One exhibited in Paris, 1878, with very dark yellow varnish, was dated 1752.
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Price History
| Type | Title | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cello | 1760 | Fri 1st March 96 | £ 8970.00 |
| Violin | 37.4 cm Rattisbonam, 1760 original neck, Baroque setup | Mon 1st March 10 | £ 3600.00 |
| Cello | 76.8 cm Regensburg, 1773 | Sat 1st November 08 | £ 8581.00 |
| Violin | 1760 c. | Wed 1st November 00 | £ 1997.00 |
| Violin | 1761 | Sat 1st May 99 | £ 844.00 |
| Violin | 1760 c. | Wed 1st March 95 | £ 3105.00 |
| Violin | 1775 | Wed 1st June 88 | £ 1760.00 |
| Violin | 1763 | Wed 1st June 88 | £ 1100.00 |
| Violin | 1750 | Sat 1st June 85 | £ 968.00 |
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