Vincenzo Sannino
Violin maker
(1879 – 1969)
Neapolitan maker who moved to Rome later in his career. Believed to be largely self-taught, but early instruments show stylistic similarities with the work of Giovanni Tedesco, suggesting that he may have been the pupil of Tedesco.
Sannino's work is characteristically varied, with fluid interpretations of at least seven different models. The most outstanding examples date from the 1920s. Less accomplished work also exists, and instruments by Tedesco, Desiato, and Sannino’s son-in-law Vincenzo D’Aria have sometimes been 'upgraded' to Sannino.
Labels state Naples even after Sannino had mainly settled in Rome from the mid 1920s. Prolific output of an estimated 700–800 violins, 50 violas and 75–80 cellos.
Price History
- The auction record for this maker is $77,326 in Dec 2021, for a violin.
- 98 auction price results.
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Instruments
Violin -
c. 1910
Naples
Violin -
1910
Naples
Violin -
1910
Naples
Violin -
c. 1910
Naples
Violin -
1910–1915
Naples
Violin -
1911
Naples
Violin -
1913
Naples
Violin -
1915
Naples
Violin -
1916
Naples
Violin -
1918
Rome