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George Panormo

London, 1776–1852

Third son of Vincenzo Panormo, below. Worked with his younger brother Louis, below, in Bloomsbury, London from 1848. Also seems to have worked briefly for the Banks brothers in Liverpool, from the evidence of a cello dated 1736 with his label. Work is otherwise seldom labelled or easily identified. \u{2026} — John Dilworth

Worked London
Made Cello, Viola, Violin

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£24,650

13 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
Violin35.7 cm 1850 c. Ascribed toOctober 2009£5,618
Violin35.3 cm London, 1799March 2009£16,200
Violin35.6 cm Early 19th C. Attributed toMay 2006£4,599
Cello74.3 cm England, late 19th C. Attributed toFebruary 2006£12,000
Cello1820May 2001£24,650
Viola38.7 cm 1812June 2000£7,245
Violin1820 c.November 1997£11,500
Violin1830June 1995£22,425
Violin1810 c.May 1994£9,200
Violin1820 c.April 1993£9,775
Violin1800 c.November 1990£6,600
Violin1820 c.November 1989£11,000
Violin18--February 1982£2,497

Biographies

The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:

John Dilworth+

PANORMO, George Born 1776, died 1852 London UK. Third son of Vincenzo Panormo, below. Worked with his younger brother Louis, below, in Bloomsbury, London from 1848. Also seems to have worked briefly for the Banks brothers in Liverpool, from the evidence of a cello dated 1736 with his label. Work is otherwise seldom labelled or easily identified. Of good professional quality, it is possibly of generally slightly lower standard than that of other makers of his family. Golden-yellow varnish. George Panormo Filius Vincent Panormo Londoniensis 1836 [BVMA]

Cecie Stainer+

A maker in London, probably a grandson of Vincenzo Panormo.

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