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Erminio Farina

Milan, 1885–1917

Pupil and successor of Riccardo Antoniazzi. Worked for the Monzino company in Milan. Seems to have often provided his distinctive scroll (a neatly concentric design with a very tapered broad front face and even softened broad chamfer) to instruments with the Antoniazzi label. — John Dilworth

Worked Milan
Made Cello, Violin

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£23,074

8 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
ViolinLabelled Antonio Monzino e Figli, Liuteria artistica di scuola Cremonese, Gran premio a diverse ... Lot 162TarisioJanuary 2024£23,074est. € 20.000-30.000
ViolinLabelled Erminio Farina allievo di Riccardo Antoniazzi, Cremonese ..., head possibly by another hand Lot 113TarisioApril 2022£11,099est. € 15.000-22.000
ViolinBearing an original label Antoniazzi Riccardo di Cremona figlio di Gaetano fece in Milano L'anno 1911 Lot 71Brompton’sNovember 2015£12,000est. £ 10,000-15,000
Violin1914 For "'A. Monzino"January 2002£11,610
Violin1910January 1999£10,925
Cello1910 c.January 1998£19,550
Violin1916January 1995£6,900
Cello1909January 1994£12,075

Biographies

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John Dilworth+

FARINA, Erminio Born 1885, died 1917 Milan Italy. Pupil and successor of Riccardo Antoniazzi. Worked for the Monzino company in Milan. Seems to have often provided his distinctive scroll (a neatly concentric design with a very tapered broad front face and even softened broad chamfer) to instruments with the Antoniazzi label. Classical models with red-brown varnish. Antonio Monzino e Figli / Liutera Artistica di Scuola Cremonese / Gran Premio a diverse Espos. Inter. / Erminio Farina allievo di Raiccardo Antoniazzi / da Cremona fece nell’anno 1910 [Blot II]

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