Nestor Dominique Audinot
Violin maker
(1842 – 1920)
Nestor Dominique Audinot was the son and pupil of Léopold Audinot in Mirecourt. He worked with Sébastian Vuillaume in Paris from 1863 to 1868 before establishing his own shop at 17 Faubourg St Denis. Following Vuillaume's death in 1875, Audinot took over Vuillaume's business at 17 Boulevard Bonne-Nouvelle. A prolific maker, his instruments exhibited consistent quality and were crafted precisely to reliable classical models, most commonly late Guarneri del Gesù, featuring a fine, even, and transparent orange to red spirit varnish. He retired on independent means in 1908, passing the firm to E. Corvisier.
Price History
- The auction record for this maker is $33,796 in Oct 2009, for a cello.
- 82 auction price results.
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Instruments
Violin -
1872
Paris
Violin -
c. 1880
Paris
Violin -
1881
Paris
Violin -
1881
Paris
Violin -
1881
Paris
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