Jean Baptiste Frebrunet
Highest auction price
£4,290
Auction price history
Type | Details | Sold | Price |
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Violin | 35.4 cm Mirecourt, 1770 c. | Wed 1st December 2010 | £1,553 |
Violin | 35.6 cm Mirecourt, 1770-1775 c. (soundpost crack) | Wed 1st December 2010 | £2,693 |
Violin | 35.8 cm Mirecourt, 1770 c. | Tue 1st December 2009 | £1,306 |
Violin | 35.7 cm Mirecourt, 1770 c. (head replaced, of the period) | Fri 1st December 2006 | £2,636 |
Violin | 35.6 cm Mirecourt, 1770-1775 c. | Thu 1st June 2006 | £4,290 |
Violin | Mirecourt, 1760 c. | Thu 1st December 2005 | £1,756 |
Violin | France,1758 | Wed 1st June 2005 | £2,012 |
Violin | 1760 | Sun 1st December 2002 | £1,135 |
Violin | 1760 | Sat 1st June 2002 | £2,748 |
Violin | 1760 | Fri 1st June 2001 | £940 |
Violin | 1770 | Mon 1st June 1998 | £2,343 |
Violin | Wed 1st March 1989 | £1,320 |
Biographies
John Dilworth
FREBRUNET, Jean Baptiste Born 1713 Mirecourt, Worked circa. 1740-1776 Bordeaux & Paris France. According to Henley, following Lütgendorff, this is fine work of the ‘vieux Paris’ school, on an Amatisé model with coarsely-cut scroll and red-brown varnish. Some instruments branded on back with fleur de lys. Vannes states that this is the same individual as Jean Frebinet, above, although the facsimile label in Lütgendorff appears to read ‘Frebrunet’. Joannes / Frébrunet / 1760
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