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Ferdinando Garimberti

Highest auction price

£60,000

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Viola 42.5 cm Milan, 1980 [Possibly by "Vittorio Formaggia"] Tue 1st March 2011 £3,000
Violin 35.6 cm Milan, 1926 Mon 1st March 2010 £50,400
Cello 75.2 cm Milan, 1925 n°24 Thu 1st October 2009 £60,000
Violin 35.5 cm Milan, 1931 Sun 1st March 2009 £40,950
Violin 35.5 cm [Ascribed to & workshop of] Wed 1st October 2008 £5,564
Cello 75.6 cm Milan, 1971 Sat 1st March 2008 £42,500
Violin 35.8 cm Milan, 1971 Sat 1st March 2008 £20,900
Violin 35.6 cm Milan, 1928 [Also made by "Afro Garimberti"] Sun 1st April 2007 £19,408
Violin 35.7 cm Milan, 1963 Wed 1st November 2006 £16,800
Cello 75.3 cm Milan, 1923 Mon 1st May 2006 £36,790
Violin 35.6 cm (well used) Sat 1st April 2006 £18,600
Violin 1930 c. Thu 1st November 2001 £23,936
Cello 1924 Tue 1st May 2001 £6,573
Violin 1975 Tue 1st May 2001 £11,702
Violin 1927 Sat 1st November 1997 £21,850
Violin 1948 Fri 1st March 1996 £21,850
Violin 1961 Sun 1st October 1995 £5,980
Violin 1930 Thu 1st June 1995 £25,300
Violin 1951 Thu 1st June 1995 £6,900
Violin 1924 Mon 1st November 1993 £14,865
Violin 1926 Tue 1st March 1988 £5,580
Biographies

John Dilworth

GARIMBERTI, Ferdinando Born 1894 Mammiano, Parma, died 1982 Milan Italy. Moved to Milan 1902. Pupil of R. Antoniazzi 1910. Subsequently worked for R. Antoniazzi in viale Ticinese. Also supplied work to Bisiach in this period, but called for military service 1914-1918. From 1920 he was given further help by G. Pedrazzini, whom he regarded as his true teacher. Developed a fine personal style incorporating the best features of the Antoniazzi school with classical forms. Excellent workmanship and fine varnish. Won important competitions in Rome from 1927 to 1939; also gold medals at Padua 1932, and Cremona 1937. Teacher at the Cremona International School 1963-1966. Many instruments exported to the USA in the white, to be varnished and sold by George Einsele. Awarded a decoration by the Italian Ministry of Education in 1936. Three instruments displayed in the Museo Stradivariano, Cremona. Branded inside and out. Printed label: Ferdinandus Garimberti Parmensis / fecit Mediolani Anno 19.. / No.. Ferdinando Garimberti / in Milano A.1926 62

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