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Victor Quenoil

Massy, Mirecourt, b. 1889

after 1926 Massy France. Brother of Charles Quenoil, above. Pupil of Deblaye. Joined his brother Charles in Paris 1907-1914. After World War I joined H. Tournier in the rue de Rome, moving finally to Massy, Seine-et-Oise 1926. Fine copies of individual classical Italian instruments. — John Dilworth

Worked Massy, Mirecourt
Made Bass, Violin
Taught by Deblaye
Family Brother of Charles Quenoil

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£10,154

13 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
ViolinBearing the maker's label n. 175 and brands to the table and back Lot 214VichyDecember 2025£1,864est. € 2.000-3.000
ViolinBearing the maker's label n. 72 and brand, good condition Lot 366LaurentDecember 2024£1,864est. € 2.000-3.000
ViolinBearing the maker's label, good condition Lot 314LaurentJune 2024£2,954est. € 2.500-3.000
ViolinLabelled Liutherie Artistique copie de, Antonius Stradivarius Cremonens, faciebat anno 1795, branded Lot 61TarisioMay 2024£3,095est. € 3.000-5.000
ViolinBearing the maker's label n. 180 and brands, one-piece back Lot 115De BaecqueDecember 2022£1,343est. € 1.000-1.200
ViolaBearing the maker's brand internally, labelled Giovanni Battista Guadagnini 1770 Lot 195ArtealJuly 2022£2,894est. CHF 2,800-3,200
ViolinBearing the maker's label and brand Lot 873VichyDecember 2020£2,446est. € 2.000-2.500
ViolaUnlabelled, signed to the inside back Fait par V.or Quenoil, ... 1930 Lot 43TarisioJune 2017£3,000est. £ 2,500-4,000
CelloItalian copy Lot 196DelvauxJune 2013£10,154est. € 3.000-4.000
Violin35.6 cm Massy, 1922June 2011£3,527
Violin35.8 cm Massy, 1930 c.June 2011£1,323
Bass140.5 cmNovember 2008£6,992
Bass107 cm 5-StringsNovember 2008£8,740

Biographies

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

John Dilworth+

QUENOIL, Victor Born 1889 Mirecourt, d. after 1926 Massy France. Brother of Charles Quenoil, above. Pupil of Deblaye. Joined his brother Charles in Paris 1907-1914. After World War I joined H. Tournier in the rue de Rome, moving finally to Massy, Seine-et-Oise 1926. Fine copies of individual classical Italian instruments. Also restoration work.

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