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A fine French master violin by Georges Cunault.
Georges Cunault is one of the finest French violin makers of his period : he worked for Sebastien Vuillaume and Miremont in Paris.
An exceptional example of early 20th-century French luthiery, this master violin was crafted in 1911 by the renowned Parisian maker Georges Cunault.
This instrument represents the peak of his mature period, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and outstanding tonal qualities.
This is one of the finest Cunault's we have seen, the violin has its original label and stamp inside - and comes with a reliable J.J. Rampal certificate.
The violin is made in his 'good period' in 1911.
Very fine quality. Stradivari model , with a luminous, rich oil varnish of a stunning red-brown color over a golden ground.
This violin is made of good materials - a superbe one-piece back , very nice figured maple,
flamed ribs and a beautiful scroll.
Cunault violins are well known for their superbe tonal qualities, this violin produces a big well-balanced tone,
suited for the professional violin player; and it comes with a new set of strings and a new chinrest and French bridge, tailpiece with 4 adjusters.
- Market Value: $25,000.00 USD
- Our Price: 19.0000 USD
Size back: ca. 358 mm - 4/4
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The famous dictionary of violin makers, The Universal Dictionary of Violin & Bow Makers - William Henley writes :
"At the concours International de Lutherie ancienne at Paris, in 1910:
"These instruments were arraigned against a Stradivarius, Guarnerius, and Guadagnini,and carried off first honours for sonorous tonam quality
The Universal Dictionary of Violin & Bow Makers - William Henley :
"At the concours International de Lutherie ancienne at Paris, in 1910:
"These instruments were arraigned against a Stradivarius, Guarnerius, and Guadagnini,and carried off first honours for sonorous tonam quality
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Biography of Georges Cunault - John Dilworth
CUNAULT, Georges Born 1856 Paris, died 1941 Villemomble France. Worked for Sebastien Vuillaume and Miremont 1874-1882. 'Mention honorable' at Paris Exhibition 1878. Own workshop established 1880 but occupied several addresses: 53 Faubourg Poissonière, 1882, 29 rue des Martyrs 1884, 6 rue Clauzet 1889, 31 rue Navarin 1893, and finally 19 rue Navarin. Relocated to Villemomble 1915. Violins often of large size but very fine quality. Stradivari model with shaded red-brown varnish. G. C. Georges Cunault / Luthier / Rue Clauzel 6. Paris / An 1893. G. C. Georges Cunault / Luthier / 21 Rue de Navarin. Paris - An 1908.
Biography of Georges Cunault - Cecie Stainer
b. 1856, Paris ; was apprenticed there, and worked with Miremont, 1874-82; obtaining, at the Paris Exhibition, 1878, a " Mention honorable" as collaborateur. 1882, started his own workshop, first at 53, Faubourg Poissonniere, then at 6, rue Clauzel. He is a clever maker and his instruments show experience and careful work.
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Customer Reviews
- Review by Zhen Wong
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Great violin ! (Posted on 20-10-2025)Quality
