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Matyas (Mathias) THIR

Highest auction price

£4,830

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.9 cm Vienna, 1806 [Possibly by] Thu 1st September 2011 £1,440
Violin 35.7 cm (the head later) [Possibly by] Fri 1st July 2011 £1,616
Violin Vienna, 1806 c. Sat 1st October 2005 £1,507
Violin Vienna, 1773 Wed 1st June 2005 £4,830
Violin Vienna, 1778 Sun 1st May 2005 £2,400
Violin Vienna, 1780 Sun 1st May 2005 £1,453
Violin 1780 c. [Probably by] Sun 1st May 2005 £3,358
Violin Vienna, 1790 c. [Attributed to] Wed 1st September 2004 £2,390
Violin 1775 Mon 1st June 1998 £2,990
Violin 1805 Fri 1st December 1995 £723
Violin 1795 Thu 1st June 1995 £1,610
Violin 1777 Tue 1st November 1994 £4,140
Violin 1792 Sun 1st November 1992 £3,520
Violin 17-- Thu 1st November 1990 £990
Violin 1775 Wed 1st November 1989 £3,300
Violin 1777 Wed 1st March 1989 £825
Violin 1799 Wed 1st March 1989 £1,650
Violin 1776 Wed 1st July 1987 £352
Viola 39.8 cm 1780 Tue 1st March 1983 £772
Violin 17-- Fri 1st January 1982 £231
Biographies

John Dilworth

THIR, Mátyás (Mathias) Born 1736 Bratislava (Pressburg) Slovakia, died 1806 Vienna Austria Brother of János György Thir, above. Worked briefly in Bratislava and from 1870 in Vienna. Prolific maker with large staff of workmen. Medium- to high-arched Stainer model with dark golden-brown or deep red-brown varnish. Good materials. Usually one-piece backs and fronts. Several viola d’amores recorded. Mathias Thir / in Wien Anno 1772 Mathias Their fecit / Viennae, Anno 1782

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