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Samuel Zygmuntowicz

New York

Samuel Zygmuntowicz (b. 1956) is an American violin maker based in Brooklyn, New York. Trained under Carl Becker, René Morel, and Peter Prier, he is renowned for crafting violins, violas, and cellos played by leading musicians worldwide. He is also the creative director of the Strad3D project, advancing the study of historic instruments’ acoustics, and contributes to education and research in violin making.

Worked New York
Made Small Cello, Violin

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£141,393

10 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
ViolinLabelled Samuel Zygmuntovich in New York 1984 Exact Copy of: and Antonius Stradiuarius ... Lot 198TarisioJanuary 2024£141,393est. $ 60,000-90,000
ViolaLabelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz - N. Y., 2014 copy of A. Guarneri "Primrose", branded Lot 43TarisioFebruary 2020£92,674est. $ 60,000-90,000
ViolinLabelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz, New York 2011, inscribed to the upper rib S. Zygmuntowicz, # 194 Lot 157TarisioFebruary 2019£99,336est. $ 55,000-80,000
ViolinLabelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz, New York, 1997, branded to the inside back S. Zygmuntowicz N.Y. Lot 137TarisioFebruary 2016£73,226est. $ 55,000-85,000
ViolinLabelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz, New York 1985 Lot 244TarisioOctober 2015£66,128est. $ 55,000-80,000
ViolinLabelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz, New York, 1991, branded to the inside back S. Zygmuntowicz, New York Lot 279TarisioOctober 2014£35,644est. $ 25,000-40,000
ViolaModified copy of the Trampler Amati, labelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz, New York, 1999 Lot 53TarisioMay 2014£35,387est. $ 35,000-55,000
ViolinLabelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz, New York, 2006 Lot 249TarisioMay 2013£53,942est. $ 35,000-55,000
Small CelloLabelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz, 2003, New York Lot 76TarisioApril 2012£51,912est. $ 50,000-80,000
ViolinLabelled Samuel Zygmuntowicz, NY, 1995, Copy of the "Plowden", made for Ruggiero Ricci Lot 311TarisioApril 2012£66,744est. $ 50,000-80,000

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