Adolphe Chanot

Paris, 1826–1854

Eldest son of Georges Chanot (I), below. Worked for John Turner in London, mainly as a repairer and restorer. Returned to Paris in 1854 and died of tuberculosis aged 29. — John Dilworth

Worked Paris

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Violin by F. W. Chanot, London, 1897 — front — **Violin by F. W. Chanot, London, 1897.** Sold by Amati. Measurements and detail photographs →

Violin by F. W. Chanot, London, 1897 — back — **Violin by F. W. Chanot, London, 1897.** Sold by Amati. Measurements and detail photographs →

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Violin by F. W. Chanot, London, 1897

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John Dilworth+

CHANOT, Adolphe Born 1826, died 1854 Paris France. Eldest son of Georges Chanot (I), below. Worked for John Turner in London, mainly as a repairer and restorer. Returned to Paris in 1854 and died of tuberculosis aged 29.

Cecie Stainer+

1855. A maker of good violins at Manchester.

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