Luciano Sderci
Luciano Sderci was born in Florence in 1917. Following the successes of his father, Igino Sderci, he dedicated himself to the art of violin making beginning in 1945. As a pupil, he learned how to make instruments that reflect classic designs with golden varnish.
Although he adopted many of his father’s teachings, his instruments echoed his own personal style, with less precision and rougher varnish. However, the sound quality of Sderci’s instruments is excellent. In 1949, Sderci participated in the Cremona Exhibition, where he was awarded the highest honor in 1949. He also recieved medals awarded in Rome 1954.
This is a mint condition example of Sderci’s work. It is labeled “Luciano Sderci di Igino / Fece in Firenze Anno 1960”. Violin Demonstration
This is a mint condition instrument from the 1970’s, by a well-recognized maker, who was the son of Igino Sderci. It possesses a very deep and complex tone. It is…