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Victor THOMASSIN

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£3,840

Type Details Sold Price
Viola Bow S/E 67 g. Tue 1st March 2011 £3,840
Viola Bow S/E 71.5 g. stamped "Jas Tubbs" Fri 1st October 2010 £3,600
Viola Bow S/E 68 g. stamped "T Victor" Thu 1st April 2010 £3,644
Violin Bow S/E 61.5 g. London, 1910-20 c. Thu 1st October 2009 £3,006
Violin Bow S/E 64 g. Mirecourt, 1900 c. Sat 1st March 2008 £2,500
Violin Bow S/E 62.0 g. Mon 1st May 2006 £2,606
Violin Bow S/E 58.0 g. Sun 1st May 2005 £1,832
Violin Bow S/E 60 g. Sat 1st June 2002 £1,912
Violin Bow S/E 65 g. Wed 1st October 1997 £1,000
Viola Bow S/E 70 g. Sat 1st June 1996 £2,300
Violin Bow S/E 63 g. Fri 1st December 1989 £770
Violin Bow S/E 62 g. Wed 1st November 1989 £1,320
Violin Bow S/E 57 g. Tue 1st March 1988 £385
Cello Bow S/E 72 g. Sat 1st November 1986 £374
Violin Bow S/E 61 g. Mon 1st September 1986 £418
Violin Bow S/E 62 g. Mon 1st April 1985 £671
Violin Bow S/E 60 g. Mon 1st April 1985 £464
Violin Bow S/E 58 g. Thu 1st September 1983 £198
Violin Bow S/E 59 g. Sun 1st November 1981 £505
Violin Bow S/E 63 g. Fri 1st May 1981 £462
Violin Bow S/E 62 g. Thu 1st May 1980 £385
Biographies

John Dilworth

THOMASSIN, Victor Born 1856 Mirecourt France, d.c.1920 London UK. Bow maker. Son of Nicolas Thomassin, above. Probably apprenticed to C. N. Bazin. Moved to Paris 1895 and established as a repairer at 6 rue Lamartin. In 1900 he moved to England, and worked for various businesses in London; a few bows from that period are known, in English style. Branded: T. VICTOR [Millant]

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