Is anyone familiar with the tonal quality and overall work of this maker?What is the going range of his instruments?Thanks!
Check prices at Maestronet.com
Ray, most of those prices are pretty outdated.
A couple of prices from other auctions (2002, 2005) are $16K and 24K. See Tariso's Red Book results.
I have an old Italian violin that was restored by Valentino De Zorzi in 1896, with his signature inside. Fritz Reuter of Chicago thought it was a made in Brescia, Italy possibly by Maggini. The signature of De Zorzi is in black ink (by hand not a stamp). That's all I know about De Zorzi.
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October 18, 2006 at 02:16 AM · I just bought a 1906 violin made by Valentino de Zorzi. It is incredible--very clear projection and quick response. The A and E strings are very open and a bit bright, while the D and G strings are dark without being 'tubby.' I adore the instrument! I bought it from Robertson and Sons in Albuquerque.