William Taylor
worked 1769–1820
Worked in Princes Street, Drury Lane, London. Possibly a pupil of Vincenzo Panormo. Stradivari model with very flat arch. Good professional workmanship but poor quality materials and thin red-brown spirit varnish. Chamfers of scroll blackened in the manner of Stradivari. — John Dilworth
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| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cello | A cello by William Taylor, London, circa 1800 Lot 7 | Amati | January 2024 | £4,424est. £ 4,000-8,000 |
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John Dilworth+
TAYLOR, William Worked circa. 1769-1820 London UK. Worked in Princes Street, Drury Lane, London. Possibly a pupil of Vincenzo Panormo. Stradivari model with very flat arch. Good professional workmanship but poor quality materials and thin red-brown spirit varnish. Chamfers of scroll blackened in the manner of Stradivari. Violins, violas, cellos, and double basses recorded. Some instruments branded below back button: ‘Wm. Taylor’ or ‘W.T.’ Gulielmus Taylor / fecit Londini, 1790 William Taylor / London 1806
George Hart+
A maker of much merit. Instruments of the character of Panormo.
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Angeblich ein Schüler von V. Panormo. Es kommen gutklingende Violen und Violinen von ihm vor, am besten aber sind seine Bässe. Er wohnte Princess Street, Drury Lane und war als sorgfältiger Wiederhersteller alter Geigen sehr geschätzt. Ein James Taylor eröffnete 1867 in Aberdeen ein Geigengeschäft.
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