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GIUSEPPE (I) DALL’AGLIO

Mantua, worked 1723–1775

Cited by Valdrighi, Lütgendorf, and Vannes, but no known instruments. Too early to be directly connected with Giuseppe Dall’Aglio II, below, if he existed at all. Possibly a mere misreading of the later Giuseppe’s label. — John Dilworth

Worked Mantua
Made Violin
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Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£60,000

9 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
ViolinLabelled Giuseppe dall'Aglio fecit Mantua 1820 Lot 118—October 2025£40,000est. £ 45,000-65,000
ViolinHead later Lot 47Ingles & H.October 2024£18,000est. £ 15,000-20,000
ViolinLabelled Joseph Dalaglio fecit in Matua Anno 1818 Lot 27—June 2021£42,000est. £ 20,000-30,000
ViolinUnlabelled, scroll possibly later, minor repairs, minor worm damage Lot 231—October 2018£33,600est. £ 30,000-40,000
ViolinLabelled Joseph Dall'Aglio fecit, Mantuae anno 1815, head later Lot 174—October 2017£15,600est. £ 12,000-18,000
ViolinLabelled Joseph Dal'Aglio, Fecit in Mantua, Anno 18... Lot 91—March 2016£60,000est. £ 25,000-35,000
ViolinLabelled Joseph Dall'Aglio fecit Mantuae anno 1818 Lot 166—March 2014£45,000est. £ 35,000-50,000
CelloBearing a facsimile label, JOSEPH DALAGLIO, FECIT IN MANTUA, ANNO 1826 Lot 38—April 2013£19,434est. $ 30,000-50,000
ViolinBearing the maker's label Lot 42—April 2013£20,211est. $ 30,000-50,000

Biographies

The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:

John Dilworth+

DALL’AGLIO, Giuseppe (I) Worked 1723-1775 Mantua Italy. Cited by Valdrighi, Lütgendorf, and Vannes, but no known instruments. Too early to be directly connected with Giuseppe Dall’Aglio II, below, if he existed at all. Possibly a mere misreading of the later Giuseppe’s label.

John Dilworth+

DALL’AGLIO, Giuseppe (I) Worked 1723-1775 Mantua Italy. Cited by Valdrighi, Lütgendorf, and Vannes, but no known instruments. Too early to be directly connected with Giuseppe Dall’Aglio II, below, if he existed at all. Possibly a mere misreading of the later Giuseppe’s label.

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