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And Mossner Glaesel

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£5,018

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Bass		May 2013	£2,000
Violin	36.0 cm 1910	December 2010	£132
Violin	36.1 cm 1902	June 2010	£360
Violin	35.9 cm 1900 c.	October 2007	£575
Cello	75.7 cm Markneunkirchen, 1928 [Workshop]	June 2006	£5,018
Violin	35.9 cm	June 2006	£941
Violin	1924	May 2004	£167
Violin	1929	September 2002	£460
Violin	1920	March 2002	£650
Violin	1950	November 1999	£1,349
Violin	1910	July 1998	£1,012
Violin	1910 c.	October 1997	£575
Violin	1900	February 1995	£483
Violin	19--	November 1993	£279
Violin	1924	November 1992	£176
Violin	1890 c.	January 1992	£308
Violin	1900	October 1991	£726
Violin	1910 c.	January 1991	£462
Viola	1880 c.	October 1990	£858
Violin	1888	February 1990	£462
Cello	1887	October 1989	£750
Cello	1888	September 1989	£2,100
Violin	1928	September 1989	£506
Violin	1888	May 1989	£320
Violin	1900 c.	May 1989	£320
Violin	1900 c.	April 1989	£132
Violin	1924	March 1989	£605
Violin	1930 c.	October 1988	£330
Violin	1890 c.	October 1988	£286
Cello	1900 c.	March 1988	£1,870
Violin	1928	March 1988	£280
Violin	1880 c. 3/4 Size	January 1988	£260
Violin	1900 c. 3/4 Size	January 1988	£240
Violin	1924	December 1986	£330
Violin	1900 c.	September 1986	£221
Violin	1900	April 1985	£756
Violin	1880 c.	May 1980	£110

Biographies

John Dilworth

GLAESEL & MÖSSNER Commercial manufactuary in Markneukirchen from 1873 run by Ernst Glaesel, son of Johann Ludwig Glaesel. Various grades and styles identifiable by inscribed shields carved into the back of the scroll. Some with carved heads, made in both ‘antiqued’ and new varnish finishes. Trade bows stamped with names of various illustrious French makers. Glasel & Mössner / Musikinstrumentenfabrik Markneukirchen (Sachs). / Ernst Gläsel