William Henley's Dictionary of Violin and Bow Makers
states the following about the maker.
PAUL JEAN CHIPOT. Born Mirecourt 1887.
Son of Chipot-Vuillaume. Worked at Vendome from 1923. Excellent replicas of old Italian and Tyrolese instruments. Finished in a lusterous oil varnish, used three different labels according to the model and year made.
A Clotelle violin, circa 1910. £545.00 stock no. WP19
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H.Clotelle worked for the Laberte-Humbert workshops at Mirecourt from 1891. They are good violins in their class, this example has a one piece back. The back length is 14.3/16 inches (36 cm.)Rosewood fittings including the chinrest and a new set of Resonance strings. The violin is supplied in a light weight case. There are no damage or repairs, just varnish imperfections and a bit of varnish discolouration to the edge of the lower left back (see photo), these imperfections make the instrument a bit scruffy hence the low price! This instrument has an excellent warm and mellow tone with a nice clear treble and good volume. A nice violin to play!

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