Dublin

12 makers. The earliest year printed is 1767, the latest 1840.

Every maker here has Dublin in a printed line.

1700s

• 1767 Perry, T.
  Perry, T., Dublin—1767.
• 1767 to 1830 Perry, Thomas
  PERRY, THOMAS, Dublin, 1767 to 1830. A very industrious violin maker who was for a while connected with William Wilkinson. His violins are of good wood and have a fine tone. A reproduction of one of his instruments will be found on Plate 21.
• 1780 Perry, James
  Perry, James. — Dublin. 1780. 1790

1800s

• 1800 to 1808 Delany, John
  DELANY (John) — Dublin circa 1800.
• 1808 Delaney, J.
  Delaney, J., Dublin—1808.
• died 1818 Perry, Thos
  PERRY, THOS.—Dublin. Died 1818. The violins bearing his stamp vary enormously, some being very fine works of art, and others quite indifferent. …
• 1820 Wilkinson
  Wilkinson, ——, Dublin, 1820.
• about 1830 Murphy, Dennis
  MURPHY, DENNIS, Dublin: c. 1830.
• 1830 Perry And Wilkinson
  PERRY AND WILKINSON, Dublin, 17— to 1830. The instruments bearing the label of these makers are invariably excellent both in tone, material and finish.
• died 1840 Mac-Intosh, John
  Mac-Intosh, John. — Dublin. 1820. † um 1840.

No year printed

• no year Hoffmann, W.
  HOFFMANN (W.) — Dublin. Contemporary maker.
• no year Macintosh
  MACINTOSH. — Dublin, xixe siècle. Successeur de Perry et Wilkinson. Mort vers 1840.

The books that name them

• Dictionary of Violin makers, Arnold Sewell, 1928
• An encyclopedia of the violin, Alberto Bachmann, 1925
• Old Violins And Their Makers, James M. Fleming, 1883
• Die Geigen- und Lautenmacher vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart, 1904
• Les ancêtres du violon et du violoncelle, les luthiers et les fabricants d'archets;, 1901
• British Violin Makers, W. Meredith Morris, 1920
• The violin: its famous makers and their imitators. : With several wood engravings from photographs of the works of Stradiuarius, Guarnerius, Amati, and others, Hart, 1880
• Die Geigen und Lautenmacher vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart, 1922
• Violin tone and violin makers, 1916

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