Alexander Murdoch



(1815 – 1891)

Alexander Murdoch established himself in Aberdeen by 1865, at 9 Minster Lane until around 1900. He later formed a partnership with Alexander Dingwall, creating Murdoch and Dingwall at the Market Gallery in Aberdeen. Dingwall subsequently worked in Glasgow. He was possibly a pupil of Thomas Jamieson, although he was typically ...Read More described as self-taught. He authored The Fiddle in Scotland (Ascherberg, London, 1888). His style was idiosyncratic, yet his instruments were often well-made and accurately finished, despite inconsistencies. Many of his lower-grade instruments were made without purfling, using poor materials and a pallid grey varnish. Some were branded beneath the button: `Murdoch, Aberdeen'. They were signed internally. Read Less


Price History

- The auction record for this maker is $992 in Mar 2009, for a violin.
- 5 auction price results.

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Instruments

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