Amati > Makers Archive > Charles L. TWEEDALE

Charles L. TWEEDALE

Highest auction price

£1,912

Auction price history
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.8 cm Weston, 1921 Thu 1st September 2011 £576
Violin 36.0 cm Weston, 1912 Mon 1st March 2010 £720
Violin 36.5 cm Weston, 1909 Fri 1st May 2009 £1,553
Violin 36 cm Weston, 1924 Sun 1st March 2009 £633
Violin 36.2 cm 1911 Sun 1st June 2008 £960
Violin 36 cm Weston, 1932 Sat 1st December 2007 £541
Violin 36.2 cm 1924 Sat 1st September 2007 £480
Violin Weston, 1922 Sat 1st October 2005 £669
Violin 1912 Sat 1st May 2004 £564
Violin Weston, 1909 Sat 1st May 2004 £1,029
Violin 1926 Mon 1st March 2004 £1,912
Violin 1913 Fri 1st February 2002 £400
Violin 1926 Wed 1st November 2000 £1,510
Violin 1924 Mon 1st June 1998 £794
Violin 1912 Wed 1st October 1997 £632
Violin 1909 Fri 1st November 1996 £488
Violin 1928 Wed 1st July 1992 £506
Violin 1924 Sat 1st September 1990 £396
Violin 1919 Wed 1st November 1989 £374
Violin 1909 Tue 1st September 1987 £572
Biographies

John Dilworth

TWEEDALE, Charles L. Worked circa. 1900-1940 Wharfedale, Yorkshire UK. Parish priest who claimed to have received the recipe for Stradivari’s varnish from the spirit world. His ‘revelations’ were published in News from the next world (Spiritualist Press, London, 1940). Prolific maker following classical Italian models. Inconsistent work. Fine transparent oil varnish and good materials. Instruments given individual names. Branded: ‘Tweedale’

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