Established 1982

3/4 Violin by J Thibouville-Lamy Mirecourt c.1900, Labelled Sebastien Klotz, LOB 327mm

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The origin of violin making within Thibouville-Lamy can be dated to 1834, when Charles Buthod, one of J.B. Vuillaume’s collaborators, came back to Mirecourt to open a violin workshop.  Charles Buthod established a significant workshop whose production was sold in France and abroad.

In 1848 he associated with Charles -Claude Husson, under the name of Husson-Buthod, and in 1857 they were joined by Louis Emile Jérome Thibouville, heir to a long tradition of instrument making, which started during the 18th century with the production of woodwind instruments à la Couture Boussey (Eure). The new company was named Husson – Buthod – Thibouville.

In 1866, M. Jérôme Thibouville became the owner of the company which in 1867 became Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy (Lamy, after his wife’s name).

In 1896 Alfred Acoulon joined and oversaw the production of instruments and in 1908 Hugues-Emile Blondelet, a violin maker from Mirecourt joined.

Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy shut its doors in 1969.

Its production which covered the whole range of instruments of the violin family was of good quality and dedicated to both the French market and exports.

Many instruments from this workshop are found in Great Britain and the United States of America, where they are still very popular.

Like other important Mirecourt workshops, Jérôme Thibouville Lamy developed a policy of trademarks. In general, instruments bear the Jérôme Thibouville Lamy label, with quite often the JTL stamp to the inside neck’s block. A small number of them, among the nicest, bears the H. Emile Blondelet or Louis Fricot labels.

Some labels found in JTL instruments :

Joseph Aubry, Barrel, Breton, Buthod, Geronimo Barnabetti, Geronimo Grandini, Ciceron, Le Célèbre Vosgien, Le Claude, Louis Fricot, Lupot, Mansuy, Mediofino, Michel Ange Garini, Nicolas Duchêne, Salzard, Sarasate, Stentor, Thiery,

Many violin makers were trained and worked in this workshop among them :

Joseph Aubry, Maurice Bourguignon, Georges Cherpitel, Pierre Claudot (1920-1922), Marius Didier Charles, Claude Fetique, PauL Kaul

Bow makers

J.J. Martin joined J. Thibouville in 1885 to develop the production of the bows.

Auguste Husson

The company at its peak reached annual production rates of over 150,000 instruments produced by more than 1,000 luthiers.

The one-piece back of plain maple, the ribs, peg box and scroll of similar maple.  The front in a single piece of spruce of medium-broad grain.  The varnish of a warm red-orange colour on a yellow ground.

Labelled Sebastien Klotz

Length of back 327 mm

DELIVERY

We deliver to customers based in the UK and WORLDWIDE. After your order has been dispatched, you'll be notified via email with your shipping information and tracking number. We're happy to partner with reliable shipping companies like UPS and Parcelforce to guarantee the secure delivery of your purchase. 

RETURNS AND EXCHANGES

If the product you received doesn't meet your expectations, you can return it within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. The returned item must be in its original packaging, and the cost of return shipping will be borne by you, unless the product is faulty. Please remember to include your contact information with the return and, if possible, a tracking number. The returns should be sent to the following address:

Bridgewood and Neitzert

146 Stoke Newington Church Street

London

N16 0JU

 

RETURNS

At times, returning items may be necessary, and we've streamlined the process for your convenience. We're happy to exchange or refund any items that are faulty or unsuitable for your needs. To qualify for a refund or exchange, items must be in perfect condition and returned to us within 14 days of receipt. Additionally, they must be returned in their original sealed packaging with any labels or seals still attached and intact. Your statutory rights remain unaffected, and our Refund Policy provides additional information.

HOW TO RETURN

UK RETURNS

Here are the steps on how to return an item:

  1. Pack the item securely in its original packaging. If you no longer have the original packaging, you can use another sturdy box.
  2. Remove the delivery label from the original packaging.
  3. Print and complete the Returns Form. You can find the Returns Form on our website.
  4. Include the Returns Form with your return.
  5. You can return your item using any tracked service. We do not pay for returns.
  6. Alternatively, you can request a return shipping label from us. This only applies to items originally sent with Royal Mail. You will need access to a printer. The cost of the return will then be deducted from the refunded amount.

Once your return has been received, we will process it within 14 days. You will then be refunded the full amount of your purchase, minus the cost of the return shipping if applicable.

UK RETURNS

If you need to make an exchange for your order in the UK, no worries! We've got you covered. We'll take care of the postage for the first replacement item, so you don't have to pay twice. To ensure a smooth process, kindly print and fill out our Returns Form and send it back with your return.

INTERNATIONAL RETURNS

For international returns, including those from the European Union and other parts of the world, it is important to use a duty-paid service when shipping back items. Any returns sent via a duty unpaid option will not be accepted. It is recommended to pack the items securely, removing the delivery label but using the original packaging if possible. Please note that we do not cover the costs for returns, so it is your responsibility to use a suitable international tracked service.

STANDARD RETURNS

To return your item(s), securely wrap them in a jiffy bag or box without damaging the product packaging. Then, send the package to the following address:

Bridgewood and Neitzert

146 Stoke Newington Church Street

London

N16 0JU

Include your returns form or invoice and indicate whether you'd like an exchange or refund so we can process your return efficiently. Please note that you'll be responsible for paying the postage costs, and we recommend obtaining sufficient postal insurance to protect your item if it gets lost during transit.

If you have any questions about returning your item(s), please send an email to enquiries@bridgewoodandneitzert.london

REFUNDS

We will process your refund through the payment method you originally used. Our team strives to complete all refunds within 24 hours, but kindly allow 10 working days during peak periods for the refund to appear in your account. You will receive an email from us once the refund has been processed.

If there is a fault with the item, we may refund reasonable postage costs. Please email us at enquiries@bridgewoodandneitzert.london for assistance.

 

Please note that our Refund Policy applies, which includes receiving and inspecting the goods before issuing any refunds. Additionally, proof of postage will be required.

Our company's policy regarding refunds is subject to certain terms and conditions. Refunds will only be issued after we have received and inspected the returned goods. We require proof of postage for our records. For further details, please refer to our Refund Policy below.

 

REFUND POLICY

Our return policy allows you to request a return within 14 days of receiving your item.

To qualify for a return, the item must be unused, in its original packaging with tags intact, and accompanied by the receipt or proof of purchase.

If you want to initiate a return, please contact us at enquiries@bridgewoodandneitzert.london

You will receive a return shipping label and instructions on how and where to send the package if your return is accepted. Items returned without prior approval may not be accepted.

If you have any questions regarding the return process, please don't hesitate to contact us at enquiries@bridgewoodandneitzert.london

Damages and issues

When you receive your order, it is important to check for any damages or issues. In case you receive a defective or damaged item, or even the wrong product, please get in touch with us without delay. This will help us investigate the matter and take corrective action to make things right.

Exceptions / non-returnable items

We regret to inform you that there are some items that we cannot accept returns for. These include perishable goods, custom-made products, and personal items. If you have any doubts or queries regarding your specific purchase, do not hesitate to contact us.

Additionally, kindly note that we do not entertain returns for sale items or gift cards.

Exchanges

The most efficient method to obtain the desired item is by returning the current item and purchasing the new one separately once the return has been approved.

Refunds

 

Once we receive and examine your returned item, we will inform you about the approval or rejection of your refund request. If approved, the refund will be issued to your original payment method, but the shipping cost will be deducted. Please note that the refund processing time may vary depending on your bank or credit card company.

 

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