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Auguste Lenoble

Highest auction price

£10,396

Auction price history

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Cello Bow	Silver mounted, signed, later frog and button, handle and head blemishes, handle crack, good condition	Sat 1st June 2024	£10,396
Violin Bow	Silver mounted, round stick unstamped	Wed 1st May 2024	£9,802
Violin Bow	Silver mounted, round stick, plain ebony frog, silver and ebony button	Fri 1st March 2024	£3,360
Violin Bow	S/E 58 g. with light winding, branded "Peccatte"	Tue 1st June 2010	£3,625
Violin Bow	S/E 58.0 g.	Mon 1st February 2010	£2,887
Violin Bow	S/E 60.0 g. [Probably by]	Thu 1st October 2009	£1,800
Violin Bow	S/E 59.0 g. [Probably by]	Sun 1st March 2009	£936
Violin Bow	N/E 65.0 g.	Wed 1st October 2008	£995
Violin Bow	N/E 60.5 g.	Mon 1st October 2007	£3,427
Violin Bow	S/E 62 g.	Tue 1st October 2002	£1,460
Viola Bow	S/E 63 g.	Mon 1st May 2000	£1,494
Violin Bow	G/E 57 g.	Mon 1st March 1999	£4,600
Violin Bow	S/E 60 g.	Wed 1st April 1992	£605

Biographies

John Dilworth

LENOBLE, Auguste Born 1828 Haroué, Mirecourt, died 1895 Paris France. According to Grillet, a pupil of Dominique Peccatte, although Millant sees no working connection. On military service 1848-1862 and stationed at Rennes, where he may have encountered Bonnel. Established in Paris from 1862, at 37 rue de Clignancourt, the home of Peccatte’s widow. Lenoble thereafter served as master to Charles Peccatte. From 1866 his workshop was found at 32 Boulevard Rochechouart. Formed a partnership with Peccatte 1874-1881, based in the rue de Clignancourt. Good if not distinguished work of the Paris school. Rarely encountered. [Millant/Raffin]