Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop
Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy was a Mirecourt-based workshop that merged the talents of several french ateliers in the 19th and 20th centuries. Eager to enter the market for stringed instruments, Louis Emile Jérôme Thibouville partnered with Charles Buthod and Charles-Claude Husson in 1857 to establish an international platform for the sale of fine French instruments. Buthod and Husson were both established ateliers from Mirecourt, while Thibouville came from a family that crafted mainly woodwind and brass instruments. The company became notorious for its root in Parisian tradition and excellence in craftsmanship.
Hugues-Emile Blondelet, a violin maker from Mirecourt, joined the firm when he was just 15. In 1908 he was appointed co-director of the JTL.
An excellent violin for the serious young musician.
This violin was produced by the Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop in Mirecourt around 1880. It is one of their “Médio-Fino” models, an entry-level instrument. Its tone is dark with warmth and depth…
This “Breton Brevete” labeled violin was made in the Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy Workshop in Mirecourt around the year 1890. A fine example of French craftsmanship, it bears a sweet tone and…
Despite its size, this violin delivers a full and powerful sound while retaining sweetness and clarity throughout its range. Young players or violinists seeking a smaller instrument will appreciate the…
Violin Demonstration
An example of the best representation of French workshop craftsmanship of the early 20th century. Tradition and tonal beauty all included.
A classic example of quality violin making from one of the leading centers in France. For the advancing student player, not yet ready for a full sized violin, this instrument…
Solid craftsmanship, construction and faithful representation of modeling define this classic example of French violin making from the turn of the 20th century. A beautiful violin for the advancing young…
From one of the leading French stringed instrument making workshops of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, here is a very good violin for the budding young musician.
An excellent instrument for the advancing young musician. This violin has a rich, full tone.
Beautifully made from an important center of French violin making, this violin will take the young, advancing player to new heights.
A stunning beauty and an example of the highest level of quality workmanship from one of the leading French workshops of the period, this violin will delight the advancing player…
For the young advancing player seeking the instrument to enable the budding musician to reach greater heights.
Violin Demonstration
Labeled “LE PETITE FILS DE / GERONIMO GRANDINI / PARIS”.
Here is a lovely French made violin from the J.T.L workshop. The tone has both power and warmth. A very good choice for the advancing player looking for a more…
Here is a fine French cello from the Jerome Thibouville Lamy workshop. This instrument possesses a fine, robust tone. (Photos coming soon)