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Peter (II) Wamsley

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£19,200

Type Details Sold Price
Cello 74.7 cm London, 1750 c. June 2011 £19,200
Violin 35.8 cm London, 1760 c. June 2011 £8,400
Violin 35.6 cm London, 1749 March 2011 £2,750
Cello 75.4 cm 1750 c. [Attributed to] April 2010 £5,754
Cello 74.6 cm London, 1740 c. March 2009 £8,125
Violin 35.6 cm London, 1750 c. [Attributed to] June 2006 £264
Cello London, 1740 c. March 2005 £2,400
Cello London, 1740 c. [Possibly by] November 2004 £10,800
Violin 1748 May 2003 £1,616
Cello 1740 March 1999 £4,500
Cello 1740 c. June 1996 £1,380
Violin 1747 May 1995 £345
Violin 1748 December 1994 £4,423
Cello 1735-50 April 1993 £2,314
Cello 1740 c. March 1992 £4,950
Violin 1749 June 1991 £2,860
Violin 1725-50 November 1990 £2,640
Violin 1738 November 1990 £880
Violin 1748 March 1990 £4,950
Violin 1738 May 1989 £792
Violin 1750 c. November 1984 £1,760
Violin 1740 c. September 1983 £2,200
Violin 1748 April 1982 £2,585
Biographies

John Dilworth

WAMSLEY, Peter (II) Worked circa. 1734-1751 London UK. Son and successor of Peter Wamsley (I), above. Active in the workshop from c.1734, the business passing to Thomas Smith in 1751. Seems to have used his father’s label throughout his life. No instruments known with his individual signature or label. [BVMA]

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