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Professional and Collector's Cellos by Price Range

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Cellos $50,000 and up

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Cellos 15 - 24K

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​Professional and Collector's Cellos by Price Range

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Andranik Gaybaryan Cello, 2019 Op. 173. #6650

$60,000.00

Visually stunning with a full, rich sound in all registers, #6650.

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Tetsuo Matsuda Cello

$50,000.00

Barrington, 2001


Tetsuo Matsuda was born in 1945. He trained in Cremona, Italy, and then moved to the U.S. where he worked for William Harris Lee. This cello, made in 2001, is in perfect condition and features a broad model, lovely antiqued varnish, and a big warm sound.  


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English, attributed to Panormo

$50,000.00

English, attributed to Panormo

c. early 1800s #6890


English cello early 19th century attributed to the Panormo family. This cello is perfect for the player needing a small instrument with a big sound. Often called a “ladies cello”, this instrument has been lovingly owned by 1 player for the past 60 plus years. The condition is excellent.


This is an exceptional cello for a cellist seeking a comfortable playing instrument with a rich, free sound.


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Northern Italian attributed to P.G. Rogeri c. 1730

$90,000.00

Northern Italian attributed to P.G. Rogeri

c. 1730, #6886


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Thomas Meuwissen

$50,000.00

Fecit Anno 2022

#7154


Made especially for Stamell Stringed Instruments.


Since 1987 Meuwissen has been working exclusively on the production of fine violins, violas and cellos. In addition to this, he has a worldwide reputation to conduct sound adjustments to some of the finest instruments of our musical heritage.


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Label "Gilkes" (from Foster's)

$50,000.00

Branded "Gilkes" inside back. Signed internally. #7106


Samuel Gilkes (1787 - 1827) worked for William Forster until 1810 when he established his own workshop. He is known particularly for his cellos, which were modeled on both Amati and Stradivari patterns. His choice of wood was excellent, and the quality of his varnish is outstanding.  


This cello is branded on the interior in several places and is signed by the maker on the underside of the top. This is truly an outstanding example of one of England's greatest makers of cellos.  


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Claude Victor Rambaux, Paris, 1854

$50,000.00

Rambaux was born in 1802 in Darney (Vosges), and died in Mirecourt in 1871. He worked with Thibout at Caen, and Francois Gand in Paris before establishing his own workshop in Paris in 1838. This cello from 1854 has comfortable sloping shoulders, making it quite comfortable to play. The varnish is reminiscent of Gand with the deep reddish color. The cello is fully restored and has a rich, penetrating sound.


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Andranik Gaybaryan, 2008

$60,000.00

Op. 54. Northampton, MA #6952

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Cello by Guy Rabut New York, 2016

$50,000.00
Cello by Guy Rabut
New York, 2016
#7128



1 Piece poplar slab sawn with intermittent flames and attractive long growth lines
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Cav. Giuseppe Rossi Cello

$150,000.00

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Rome, Italy 1919 (signed by maker) #7151


Giuseppe Rossi was born in Florence in 1868. He made his first instrument when he was 17; by the time he was 57 he’d made more than 600 instruments. He won gold medals for his work at Livorno, 1908, Rome, 1908, 1917, and 1918, Bologna, 1898, and Padova, 1893.


This cello is based on a Stradivari model. It has a big, robust sound and is appropriate for a professional player, serious amateur, or aspiring professional.
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Cellos $25,000 - $50,000

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Guy Rabut NY NY 2016
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Guy Rabut NY NY 2016
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Guy Rabut NY NY 2016
Geoffrey Ovington Cello
New York, 2015. #7019
Marten Cornelissen - SOLD
Northampton MA, 1985, Opus 331 #6561
Andrew Weinstein 
#50 Boston MA, 1992,  #6674 
Hajime Nakamura JVS Pygmalius
Tokyo, 1987 #6127
Ernst Heinrich Roth
Markneukirchen anno 1923, #7008
Erwin Hertel  
New York, 1960, #4018
A. Olaf Anderson
St. Ignatius Mt, 1950, #4076

Cellos $15,000 - $24,000

Lionel Karl Hepplewhite
Malvern, 1982 #6750
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Pierre Marcel Deluxe 
Belgium
Alan & Sarah Balmforth
Seattle 2000, #5878
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Josef Holpuch Fecit Luby 2005
#5828

Cellos $10,000 - $14,000

Pierre Marcel VI Cello
Belgium
7/8 size: 19th Century German (possibly Lowendall)
Made for Hart and Son, Wardour Street, London,  #6120
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Notable Sales

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Charles Jacquot, 1855                  SOLD
Appraisal Moennig.  Very powerful in all registers.  Excellent condition, #6640