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Jean Mathurin Remy

Mirecourt, Paris, 1770–1854

Son, pupil, and successor of Mathurin-François, below. Established at 30 rue de Grenelle-Saint-Honoré from 1817. Small patterns but generally of better workmanship and finish than those of his father. Fine materials. Red-brown oil varnish. — John Dilworth

Worked Mirecourt, Paris
Made Cello, Violin
Family Son of Mathurin-François

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£4,180

16 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
Labelled Rue de Seino no. 71 prés celle de Bussy, Aldric, luthier à Paris, an 1831 Lot 161March 2020£3,300est. £ 2,500-4,000
Bearing the maker's label, fingerboard missing, back sound post crack Lot 65September 2019£234
Many table restoration, table sound post and bass bar cracks Lot 680March 2019£513est. € 600
Bearing the maker's brand to the back, table sound post crack, head restoration Lot 654June 2018£1,366est. € 700
Bearing the maker's brand, some restorations Lot 536November 2016£716est. € 700
Bearing the maker's brand, some table restorations Lot 916November 2016£614est. € 600
Bearing the maker's label, table crack Lot 1020June 2015£573est. € 700
Cello74.1 cm Paris, 1789 c. (different restorations)January 2007£2,725
ViolinMirecourt, mid-19th C.January 2005£2,280
Violin1840January 2003£2,400
Violin1820 c.January 1995£920
Violin1840 c.January 1989£1,705
Violin1810January 1986£968
Cello1800 c.January 1984£4,180
Violin1825 c.January 1982£1,430
Violin1800 c.January 1982£506

Biographies

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

John Dilworth+

Jean Mathurin Born 1770, died 1854 Paris. Son, pupil, and successor of Mathurin-François, below. Established at 30 rue de Grenelle-Saint-Honoré from 1817. Small patterns but generally of better workmanship and finish than those of his father. Fine materials. Red-brown oil varnish. Jean Mathurin Remy / Luthier / rue de Grenelle-Saint-Honoré / à Paris. 1824.

Cecie Stainer+

Son of Mathurin François Remy; b. 1770, Paris; d. 1854. His work was of much the same merit and type as his father’s. He used oil varnish. He removed from rue Tiquetonne to 30, rue de Grenelle – Saint Honore, about 1817, and remained there for thirty-seven years. His two sons were both violin makers.

Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+

Sohn, Schüler und Nachfolger von Math. Franz R. Im Jahre 1817 verlegte er seine Werkstatt in die Rue de Grenelle-Saint-Honoré No. 30. Seinen Vater übertraf er in mancher Hinsicht: er war sorgfältiger in der Wahl des Holzes; auch sein Lack ist besser. Seine beiden Söhne wurden Geigenmacher.

Henri Poidras+

Son and pupil or the one preceding. On the whole, better work. Good make. Supple varnish.

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