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Anton (I) Schandl

worked 1750–1800

Assumed to be the son of Michael Schändl, below. Stainer model. Arching of medium height. Good materials and varnish. Deep golden red-brown colours with fair transparency. Anton Schändl, Geigenmacher / in Mittenwald. 1781 Antony Schandl, Geigenmacher / in Mittenwald, An 1753 — John Dilworth

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Biographies

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John Dilworth+

Anton (I) Worked circa. 1750-1800. Assumed to be the son of Michael Schändl, below. Stainer model. Arching of medium height. Good materials and varnish. Deep golden red-brown colours with fair transparency. Anton Schändl, Geigenmacher / in Mittenwald. 1781 Antony Schandl, Geigenmacher / in Mittenwald, An 1753

Cecie Stainer+

A maker in Mittenwald, 1753. Label: ” Anton Schaendl, Geigenmacher in Mittenwald, an 1753- ‘

Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+

Jedenfalls ein Sohn von Michael Sch., an den seine Arbeit sehr erinnert.

Henri Poidras+

ittenwald circa 1750. Son of Michael. Same work.

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