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Bordeaux

15 makers. The earliest year printed is 1698, the latest 1900.

Every maker here has Bordeaux in a printed line.

1600s

1700s

  • 1700 to 1770 Gavinies, François
    Gaviniés (Gavaniès), François, b. about 1700. Lived first at Bordeaux, but about 1730 moved to Paris with his son, and was living in rue St.-Thomas-du-Louvre, …
  • 1700 to 1770 Gaviniés, Français
    Gaviniés, Français. — Bordeaux. Paris. Geb. um 1700, † nach 1770.
  • 1730 to 1783 Saunier, Edmond
    Saunier, Edmond. — Bordeaux, Paris. Geb. um 1730, † nach 1783
  • 1740 to 1770 Feyzeau
    FEYZEAU, ——, Bordeaux, 1740 to 1770.

1800s

  • 1823 Paverot, Alexander
    Paverot, Alexander. — Bordeaux. 1823
  • 1824 Vaillant, Nicolas
    VAILLANT (Nicolas) — Bordeaux. Predecessor of Delanoy. Originally from Mirecourt. A guitar maker who specialized in repairs, he came to Bordeaux towards 1824 and died there in 1887. Violins attributed to him were not actually of his making.
  • 1828 Parisot, Alexandre
    Parisot (Parizot), Alexandre. — Bordeaux. 1828
  • born 1850 Delanoy, Alexandre
    DELANOY (Alexandre) — Bordeaux. Born at Mirecourt in 1850. Pupil of Buthod and J.-B. Vuillaume. Successor of N. Vaillant. Established at Bordeaux …
  • born 1870 Poirot, Louis
    POIROT (Louis) — Bordeaux. Born at Mirecourt in 1870. Pupil of and collaborator with Alexandre Delanoy (see under this name). No 440.
  • born 1875 Laurent, Emile
    LAURENT (Emile) — Bordeaux. Born at Mirecourt in 1875. Pupil of his father and of E. Germain. His models are after Stradivarius, Guarnerius, …
  • born 1880 Robin, Marcellus-Pierre
    ROBIN (Marcellus-Pierre) — Bordeaux. Born at Moulis (Médoc) in 1880. Contemporary maker whose work is much appreciated. Stradivarius model. His varnish, …
  • born 1881 Lapougue, Marcel
    LAPOUGUE (Marcel) — Bordeaux. Born at Bordeaux in 1881. Pupil and successor of Alexandre Delanoy (see under this name). No 439.

1900s

No year printed

  • no year Vaillant, Nicholas
    VAILLANT, NICHOLAS.—Bordeaux; nineteenth century. Red varnish. Well finished work. Scrolls well cut.

The books that name them

Some names appear twice under different spellings. Each is one book's spelling.