CELLO PIERRE HEL WERKSTATT LÉON MOUGENOT UND CELLOBOGEN Li - photo 1

CELLO PIERRE HEL WERKSTATT LÉON MOUGENOT UND CELLOBOGEN Li

Lot 3219
08.09.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 28 000
AuctioneerHargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
Event locationGermany, Düsseldorf
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ID 1015148
Lot 3219 | CELLO PIERRE HEL WERKSTATT LÉON MOUGENOT UND CELLOBOGEN Li
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€ 56 000 – 28 000
VIOLONCELLO PIERRE HEL WORKSHOP LÉON MOUGENOT AND CELLO BOW Lille, France, 1921 Two-piece spruce top and lightly flamed maple back, brown-orange varnish, with case. 4/4 cello, l. 129 cm, body l. 77 cm. Cello label: 'Grand Prix Stradiuarius Moderne fait dans l'atelier de P. Hel, Lille 1921 No. 485 Paris 1900'. Part. on rib, top and back bumped and rubbed, ready to play. CELLOBOW, 20th c., illegible marked, octagonal stick, silver mount, Parisian eye, mother-of-pearl inlay, ebonized frog, thumb leather and winding, l. 71.5 cm, weight approx. 82g. Min. rubbed, may need new bow hair. Pierre Jean Henry Hel (1884-1937) joined the workshop of his father Joseph Hel in 1902. Pierre Hel made copies of the Italian masters Stradivari, Amati, Guarneri for a few years and soon developed his own models. In addition to his own instruments, Pierre HEL developed a production of student quality instruments called ''Stradivarius Moderne'' with date and serial number. These were first made in his own workshop by his assistants, later commissioned by the workshop of Léon Mougenot. Expertise: report of 2021 Nicole Grasswinckel, Lucerne Violins Carballero Graswinckel, Lucerne Switzerland. Provenance: Private collection Bern, Switzerland.
CELLO PIERRE HEL WERKSTATT LÉON MOUGENOT UND CELLOBOGEN Lille, Frankreich, 1921 Zweiteilige Fichtenholzdecke und leicht geflammter Ahornboden, braun-oranger Lack, mit Koffer. 4/4 Cello, L. 129 cm, Korpusl. 77 cm. Cellozettel: 'Grand Prix Stradiuarius Moderne fait dans l'atelier de P. Hel, Lille 1921 No. 485 Paris 1900'. CELLOBOGEN, 20. Jh., unles. gemarkt. Oktogonale Stange, Silbermontierung, Pariser Auge, Perlmutteinlage, ebonisierter Frosch, Daumenleder und Wicklung, L. 71,5 cm, Gew. ca. 82g. Min. ber., eventuell neues Bogenhaar erforderlich.Pierre Jean Henry Hel (1884-1937) trat im Jahre 1902 in die Werkstatt seines Vaters Joseph Hel ein. Pierre Hel fertigte einige Jahre lang Kopien der italienische Meister Stradivari, Amati, Guarneri und entwickelte schon bald seine eigenen Modelle. Neben seinen eigenen Instrumenten entwickelte Pierre HEL eine Produktion von Instrumenten in Schülerqualität mit der Bezeichnung "Stradivarius Moderne" mit Datum und Seriennummer.Diese wurden zuerst in seiner eigenen Werkstatt von seinen Assistenten, später in Auftrag der Werkstatt von Léon Mougenot hergestellt. Part. an der Zarge, Decke und Boden best. und ber., spielbereit. Expertise: Gutachten von 2021 Nicole Grasswinckel, Lucerne Violins Carballero Graswinckel, Luzern Schweiz. Provenienz: Privatsammlung Katon Bern, Schweiz.
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