Thomas Tilley

Violin maker
(c. 1744 – 1779)

Thomas Tilley was a presumed pupil of Joseph Hill. He established himself in St. James' around 1744. He was a prolific maker, particularly known for cellos. Amatise model violins were also recognized. His workmanship was fair, though not of the consistent quality of Hill. He used a thin golden-yellow spirit varnish.

Price History

- The auction record for this maker is $9,235 in Jun 1992, for a cello.
- 1 auction price results.

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