Thomas James Holder
Paris, 1874–1926
Son and pupil of Thomas Jacques Holder, above. Established at 16 place du Havre, Paris from 1913. Ingenious copies of Italian instruments, particularly Gagliano and Guadagnini. Highly regarded as a restorer. Branded internally at centre of back: ‘T. J. Holder’. — John Dilworth
Auction Price History
Highest auction price
7 results
| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 35.4 cm Paris, 1925 | — | January 2011 | £1,212 |
| Violin | 35.3 cm Paris, 1929 | — | January 2010 | £4,321 |
| Violin | 35.6 cm Paris, 1931 | — | January 2008 | £3,174 |
| Cello | 76.3 cm Paris, 1912 | — | January 2007 | £16,800 |
| Violin | 35.9 cm Paris, 1930 | — | January 2007 | £2,505 |
| Violin | 35.2 cm Paris, 1922 c. | — | January 2006 | £2,330 |
| Violin | 1911 | — | January 2000 | £4,217 |
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Biographies
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John Dilworth+
HOLDER, Thomas James Born 1874 Cardiff UK, died 1926 Paris France. Son and pupil of Thomas Jacques Holder, above. Established at 16 place du Havre, Paris from 1913. Ingenious copies of Italian instruments, particularly Gagliano and Guadagnini. Highly regarded as a restorer. Branded internally at centre of back: ‘T. J. Holder’. Rarely labelled, other than with facsimiles appropriate to the chosen model. T. J. Holder / Luthier / Paris
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