Samuel THOMPSON
Auction price history
Highest auction price
£1,440
Type | Details | Sold | Price |
---|---|---|---|
Violin | 35.9 cm 1780 c. | Thu 1st February 2007 | £1,440 |
Violin | 1764 | Thu 1st June 2000 | £862 |
Violin | 1760 | Thu 1st June 2000 | £805 |
Violin | 1790 | Thu 1st May 1997 | £1,214 |
Biographies
John Dilworth
THOMPSON, Samuel Worked circa. 1763-1790 London UK. Worked with his brother Charles Thompson, above, until Charles’ death 1776. Thereafter the business continued (known from 1779 as Samuel & Anne Thompson) with the assistance of his wife Anne, and subsequently their sons Peter (II), above, from 1779, and Henry, above, from 1793. The business was run by Anne and Peter after Samuel’s death. Samuel and Peter Thompson / Instrument Makers and Music Sellers / No.75 St. Paul’s Churchyard 1794 [BVMA]
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