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Tomaso Carcassi

Florence

Tomaso Carcassi was an 18th-century Florentine violin maker who worked closely with his brother Lorenzo. Active circa 1750–1780, the Carcassi brothers were likely pupils of Giovanni Battista Gabrielli and followed the high-arched Stainer model popular in Florence at the time. Their instruments often feature elegant scrolls, deeply cut f-holes, and golden Italianate varnish. Though they occasionally worked independently, most surviving examples bear joint labels and reflect their collaborative craftsmanship.
Worked Florence
Made Violin
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Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£45,982

2 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
ViolinLabelled Tommaso Carcassi in Firenze 1786, pegbox replaced Lot 190TarisioNovember 2023£45,982est. $ 40,000-60,000
ViolinLabelled Tommaso Carcassi, fecit Firenze 1741 Lot 213—March 2015£39,000est. £ 30,000-50,000

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