John Friedrich
Bow maker / Violin maker
(1858 – 1943)
A considerable number of makers passed through John Friedrich's (1858–1943) New York workshop and dealing business over its long history — his pupil Richard Siebel, who later set up independently in Chicago; Ernest Max Lieder; and John Werchman, who also worked for Rudolph Wurlitzer. The firm itself, "John Friedrich & [Bro.]," was a partnership with his brother William Friedrich, and the next generation was represented by his nephew Conrad Markert — trained in Mittenwald and at Glaesel in Berlin — who worked for both his own father and his uncle John.
Price History
- The auction record for this maker is $14,100 in Oct 2007, for a cello.
- 36 auction price results.
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Bows
Violin -
1887
New York, NY
Violin -
1901
New York, NY
Violin -
1903
New York, NY
Violin -
1907
New York, NY
Violin -
1909
New York, NY
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