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-that, in our opinion, the cello in the
possession of Mr. Igor Horoshevsky
of Burbank California was made by
ETTORE SOFFRIT TT Ferrara, 1927 as indicated by the
label it bears.
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The top is made from two pieces of
open-gnrined spruce.• The-back-is •
made from two pieces of quarter-cut
maple with a deep narrow lively flame. The ribs and original
scroll are from matching stock. The varnish is golden orange in
color.
The cello is an attractive example of the maker's work and is in
excellent condition.
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B L. 74.1 cm.
U.B. 34.0
C.B. 24.2
L.B. 42.5
Photographs Attached
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-that, in our opinion. the cello in the
possession of Mr. Igor Horoshevsky
of Burbank California was made by
ETTORE SOFFRITTI. Ferrara, 1927 as indicated by the
label it bears.
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The top is made from two pieces of
open-grained spruce.. The-back-is
made from two pieces of quarter-cut
maple with a deep narrow lively flame The ribs and original
scroll are from matching stock. The varnish is golden orange in
color.
The cello is an attractive example of the maker's work and is in
excellent condition.
fEsamze-, B L. 74.1 cm.
U.S. 34.0
C.B. 24.2
L.B. 42.3
Photographs Attached
REGISTRATION NUMBER: 55862
DATED 26 February 2005 1
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SOFFRETTI, CAVALICRF Errata (HECTOR).
Son and pupil of A. Constructed fint violin In 8th year. Born at Ferrara, 1877.
Cremonese masters variously emphasised in superb modelling, completely entitled to the highest commendation. Not only are the designs picturesque, but in masterly handling of viimith he succeeded in realising the aesthetic spirit after whl,:h so many have aspired end failed. Perfection of pose enhances neat carving of scroll. Sound-holes distinguished by like admirable qualities. Studiously careful ;merlin artistry. Golden-yellow and golden-red shades of varnish. Instruments tnagnifi-cently exemplifying the principles which have been determined by the Cremonese
as the canons of an. Recipient of gold medals at Turin and Brussels. Fint prize-winner at the competition organised by the Saint-Cecilia Academy Administration, Rome, 1923. Honoured with a knighthood, 1923. Died tragically, 1928. Labels
all with decorative border. £200. 1960.
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Heft Ferrari« An. Dom.
SOFTIG, Gunn.
worked at Mittenwald. 1730. ordinary modelling of Bavarian school. Medium
arching of pretty graduation. Rather thin in wood which has been cheenkallied.
Inside work wry untidy. Soft tonal quality but rather weak. L20, 1925.
SOHET, J.
Worked at Lifts, 184304810. Constructively ordinary. Workmanship the same.
Varnish throws a little gleam of sunshine over excellent wood. Tonal quality
quilt pleasing.
Sohet J. Sober
Gemill, 1805 Lathier it Liter
SOLAR, ERRAND() GONZALeZ.
Worked at Madrid, 1935. Talented maker of violins, bow», and sutlers.
SOLEM, E. ANDRAS.
Worked at Soneland (Norway). 1908.
SOLFF-RINO, Ram.
Born 1882. Pupil of Soffritti. Worked at Mantua until 1940, then moved to Verona.
Excellent modelling of various old Italians. Very effective golden-yellow varnish.
£B5, 1960.
SOLIANI, ANGELO.
Born 1752. Worked at Modena. Died 1810. Two models, one slightly arched
somewhat reminding of a Guadarini, and one of higher arching and longer
body length. Effective graduating of plates with a nice suggestion of Amid
grooving which gives the edging a slight tilt. Purfling very slender and thread-like.
Scroll of smallish dimensions, but of very graceful swing and deeply cut. Belly wood generally of medium grain, strong In fibre. Usually two-piece backs of close-
figured material, also ribs. Golden-orange varnish with a touch of red—supple
and transparent, alto a golden amber tending towards brown. Tonal quality
moderately powerful. very silvery and clear, and of matured mellowness. One
specimen. dated 1790, rallied 1,200 dollars In the U.S.A., 1928.
Angelus &Wont —(bearine• the "Sign of she Sun" In•
_Marina!, 17 right-hØ corner)
Sometime branded. £450 to L6CO, 1960.
SOLLNER, FRANZ Jour.
Born 1848. Pupil of Lembock at Vienna. Worked at Buds and other cidee.
Established own workshop at Taebau (Bohemia). 1876. In London,
1886; again at Budapest, 1890 and returned to Tachau, 1901. Id modelling
after the Stradivarian, Gums/Ian, and Menial. Pretty spirit varnish of own
formula, reddish brown shade mostly favoured. Good and well figured wood, Ettue Sating
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