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Cello by Auguste Sébastien Bernardel Père, Paris 1840
Cello by Auguste Sébastien Bernardel Père, Paris 1840
Cello
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Paris
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1840

Cello by Auguste Sébastien Bernardel Père, Paris 1840

A Maggini model kept by one London principal cellist for over fifty years

Maker
Auguste Sébastien Bernardel Père
Place
Paris
Year
1840
Price band
Price on application

The acquisition of an exceptional French-crafted cello, presenting both superior condition and distinguished lineage, is a rare opportunity. We take great pride in presenting this exquisite Maggini model cello by Bernardel "Père", a noteworthy instrument with a venerated legacy within the London musical elite.

Preserved with unparalleled dedication by a principal cellist from a prominent London orchestra for over half a century, this cello exudes the quintessential sound quality emblematic of the most revered French creations of its time, remarkable projection coupled with a depth of warmth in its resonance.

This instrument, drawing inspiration from the renowned Maggini of Brescia, stands as a testament to the artistry of its maker, maintained in impeccable condition. Accompanying this cello is a certificate of authenticity from J & A Beare, with a detailed condition report available at your discretion.

Provenance

In the hands of a principal cellist of a London orchestra for over fifty years. Certificate of authenticity and condition report held on file. Documentation available to qualified buyers.

About the maker

Auguste Sébastien Philippe Bernardel, known as Bernardel Père, trained in Mirecourt before working in Paris for Nicolas Lupot and then Charles François Gand. He opened his own shop in 1826 and worked for forty years until 1866, favouring classical Cremonese models. His cellos are particularly well regarded.

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