Notable sales from past Brompton’s auctions

Brompton’s prides itself on the care it takes to sell instruments consigned to auction. Through its dedication and specialism within the instrument auction field, Brompton’s have achieved world records for a number of musical instruments.

An Important Italian Violin by Domenico Montagnana, Venice circa 1723
An Important Italian Violin by Domenico Montagnana, Venice circa 1723
A Fine Italian Violin by Francesco Goffriller, Venice circa 1730
A Fine Italian Violin by Francesco Goffriller, Venice circa 1730
A Fine Italian Violin by Giuseppe Rocca, Turin circa 1846, after Del Gesu
A Fine Italian Violin by Giuseppe Rocca, Turin circa 1846, after Del Gesu
A Magnificent Italian Cello by David Tecchler, Rome 1701
A Magnificent Italian Cello by David Tecchler, Rome 1701
A Very Fine Italian Violin by Giuseppe Rocca, Turin 1848, After Stradivarius
A Very Fine Italian Violin by Giuseppe Rocca, Turin 1848, After Stradivarius
The Ex Max Rostal. An Extremely Fine Italian Violin by Alessandro Gagliano, Naples 1709
The Ex Max Rostal. An Extremely Fine Italian Violin by Alessandro Gagliano, Naples 1709
A Magnificent Italian Cello by Nicolo Gagliano, Naples 1774
A Very Fine Italian Violin by Stefano Scarampella, Mantua 1910
A Very Fine Violin by David Tecchler, Rome 1715
An Extremely Fine Italian Violin by Alessandro Gagliano, Naples 1709
An Extremely Fine Italian Violin by Giovanni Grancino, Milan circa 1698
An Important English Cello by J. F. Lott, London 1866, After Guarneri
An Important Italian Violin by Domenico Montagnana, Venice circa 1723