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Lot 1170 · A216 Works of Art & Decorative Arts

French master violin, dated 1852. Two-piece bottom with broad flames in the wood grain, sloping slightly from the center. The ribs and scroll with a similar flamed pattern. Two-piece top. Orange-brown varnish. Signed, with original label: Médailles d'Or et Argent aux Expositions de 1844 et 1849 BERNARDEL, luthier élève de Lupot, Rue Croix des Petits Champs No 23 à Paris 1852. In addition: a bow by Louis Morizot Frères à Mirecourt, ca. 1950, signed: Jean Villiers à Paris. Pernambuco wood with ebony frog and silver mounting.

Auguste Sébastien Philippe Bernardel · Violin body: L 35.8 cm. Bow: L 73 cm, 64.8 g.

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Estimate
CHF 20,000–CHF 30,000 hammer ≈ $25,219–$37,829
Result
Performance
Sale
Koller — A216 Works of Art & Decorative Arts · 26 March 2026
Record ID
TB-2026-2584126
Record
first seen 26 Jul 2026 · updated 26 Jul 2026 · source ↗
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Auguste Sébastien Philippe Bernardel, French master violin, dated 1852. Two-piece bottom with broad flames in the wood grain, sloping slightly from the center. The ribs and scroll with a similar flamed pattern. Two-piece top. Orange-brown varnish. Signed, with original label: Médailles d'Or et Argent aux Expositions de 1844 et 1849 BERNARDEL, luthier élève de Lupot, Rue Croix des Petits Champs No 23 à Paris 1852. In addition: a bow by Louis Morizot Frères à Mirecourt, ca. 1950, signed: Jean Villiers à Paris. Pernambuco wood with ebony frog and silver mounting. Koller, 26 Mar 2026, lot 1170. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-2584126.

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Auguste Sébastien Philippe Bernardel, French master violin, dated 1852. Two-piece bottom with broad flames in the wood grain, sloping slightly from the center. The ribs and scroll with a similar flamed pattern. Two-piece top. Orange-brown varnish. Signed, with original label: Médailles d'Or et Argent aux Expositions de 1844 et 1849 BERNARDEL, luthier élève de Lupot, Rue Croix des Petits Champs No 23 à Paris 1852. In addition: a bow by Louis Morizot Frères à Mirecourt, ca. 1950, signed: Jean Villiers à Paris. Pernambuco wood with ebony frog and silver mounting. Koller, 26 Mar 2026, lot 1170. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-2584126.

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