David Tecchler, Rome, 1709
Violin: 45397
Labeled, "David Tecchler Liutaro fecit Romae Anno 1709."
Back: Two-piece
Varnish: Brown
Length of back: 35.9 cm
Reported stolen on Oct 22, 2019
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Notes:
Stephen Morris forgot to pick up his handmade David Tecchler violin as he left the London to Orpington service at Penge East last Tuesday night. [...] The recently restored violin was in a white case when Morris left it on the train, which departed from Victoria at 11.58pm. Inside, it is marked with Tecchler’s name. Morris reported it to lost luggage and police, but no one had handed it in.Musician appeals for help after leaving 18th-century violin on train
Provenance
| in 2004 | Sold by Christie's |
| from 2004 | Current owner |
Known players
Stephen Morris
Certificates & Documents
Certificate: Pierre Vidoudez, Geneva (1966)- Certificate: Max Möller & Son, Amsterdam (1965)
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References
Christie's Musical Instruments Auction Catalog, March 31, 2004, London, Christie's, Christie's, London (illustrated)- giamanagement.com
- Musician appeals for help after leaving 18th-century violin on train, 28 October 2019
Christie's Musical Instruments Auction Catalog, March 31, 2004, London, Christie's, Christie's, London (illustrated)
