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Johann Stuber

The Hague, 1888–1976

Pupil of O. Braun in Markneukirchen. Worked in Berlin, Zurich, and St. Gallen, and then settled for two years with E. Gärtner in Stuttgart from 1912. From 1914-1920 worked for K. van der Meer in Amsterdam, returning to Gärtner, before joining Möller and finally Vedral in The Hague. Established indep\u{2026} — John Dilworth

Worked The Hague
Made Viola Bow, Violin, Violin Bow
Taught by O. Braun

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£4,560

13 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
Viola BowS/E 59.0 g. Workshop ofApril 2010£452
Violin35.6 cm The Hague, 1930October 2008£1,638
Violin BowS/E 62.0 g. stamped "Johann Stuber La Haye"May 2008£1,079
Violin BowS/E 59.6 g. Markneukirchen, 1930 c.April 2007£425
Violin BowS/E 58.4 g. Markneukirchen, 1930 c.April 2007£576
ViolinThe Hague, 1930November 2005£1,974
ViolinThe Hague, 1929February 2005£4,560
Viola BowS/E 65 g.October 2003£624
Violin1929March 2003£1,440
Violin BowS/E 62 g.March 1996£805
Violin BowS/E 60 g.November 1988£660
Violin1932June 1988£1,760
Violin BowS/E 59 g.March 1988£715

Biographies

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John Dilworth+

STÜBER, Johann Born 1888 Markneukirchen Germany, died 1976 The Hague Netherlands. Pupil of O. Braun in Markneukirchen. Worked in Berlin, Zurich, and St. Gallen, and then settled for two years with E. Gärtner in Stuttgart from 1912. From 1914-1920 worked for K. van der Meer in Amsterdam, returning to Gärtner, before joining Möller and finally Vedral in The Hague. Established independently in The Hague from 1921. Founder member of the Netherlands Group of Violin and Bow Makers (NGV). High arched Guarneri-derived model with orange-red varnish. Prizes awarded in Brussels and The Hague. His collection of instruments is maintained in the museum of Crailsheim. Bows with his brand made for him by K. Bässler and P. Weidhass, branded: LA HAYE [NGV]

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