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Enrico Ceruti

Highest auction price

£57,600

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Cello 75.9 cm late 19th C. [Attributed to] Thu 1st October 2009 £34,850
Violin 35.8 cm Cremona, 1850 c. Mon 1st June 2009 £57,600
Violin 35.2 cm Cremona, 1878 Sun 1st March 2009 £51,650
Violin 35.6 cm Cremona, Mid 19th C. Mon 1st October 2007 £53,589
Violin 35.6 cm Late 19th C. [Attributed to] Mon 1st October 2007 £11,250
Violin 35.4 cm Cremona, 1843 Sun 1st April 2007 £30,324
Violin Cremona, 1864 Sun 1st May 2005 £38,400
Violin Cremona, 1840 Sun 1st May 2005 £43,592
Violin 1870 Fri 1st June 2001 £28,000
Violin 1878 Tue 1st July 1997 £19,000
Violin 1845 Wed 1st November 1995 £19,550
Violin 18-- Tue 1st June 1993 £31,050
Violin 1850 c. Wed 1st March 1989 £28,600
Violin 1863 Wed 1st June 1983 £11,550
Violin 1852 Tue 1st March 1983 £1,760
Violin 1870 Thu 1st January 1981 £4,889
Viola 1850 c. Sat 1st March 1980 £5,867
Violin 1880 Sat 1st March 1980 £8,311
Biographies

John Dilworth

CERUTI, Enrico Born 1806, died 1883 Cremona Italy. Son and pupil of Giuseppe Ceruti, below. Earliest work probably made with father from around 1840. By 1851 prolific and successful maker in his own right, established at 14 via Borgo Spera. Submitted work to international exhibitions in London 1851, 1862, and 1870, Cremona 1863, Vienna 1873, and Milan 1881, winning several important medals. Slightly more classical style than his father. Lighter orange-red varnish and better selection of timber. Cellos particularly valued. Enricus Ceruti fecit / Cremonæ anno 1870 E. F. C.

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