Salvador Ibanez 1900

Description

Salvador Ibáñez (* 1854 in Valencia; † 1920) begann seine Ausbildung zum Gitarrenbauer bei Calle Muela bei Valencia. 1870 gründete er eine eigene Werkstatt und baute Gitarren, Ukulelen und Mandolinen. Im Jahre 1897 baute er eine der ersten Doppelhals-Gitarren der Welt. Als er 1920 starb, übernahmen seine beiden Söhne die Werkstatt.

Julian Bream hat eine Salvador Ibáñez Gitarre gespielt. Eric Clapton hat mehrere original Salvador Ibáñez Gitarren, von denen eine 1999 bei einer Benefizauktion verkauft wurde und einen Endpreis von US $ 42.000 erhielt.

Diese Gitarre wurde circa 1900 gebaut. Sie befindet sich in außergewöhnlich gutem Zustand und wurde 1988 professionell restauriert. Die Decke ist aus sehr schönem Fichtenholz. Boden und Zargen sind aus Palisander gefertigt.

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Salvador Ibáñez (1854–1920) was a Spanish luthier. He made all kind of stringed instruments. These instruments were considered the finest of their age and are prized for their excellent quality and impeccable workmanship.
At eleven years of age Ibáñez became an apprentice in guitar construction at Calle Muela Valencia.
In 1870 he started his own company: Salvador Ibáñez y Albiñara. The company was registered at Calle Cubells. Working in his shop were the ten-year-old José Ibáñez and Magdalena Albiñara y Magraner, from Ollería, Valencia. In 1896 he first appeared in the trade guides at Calle Ruzafa Valencia and from 1898 to 1906 his shop was located at Calle Bajada de San Francisco. Salvador Ibáñez made bandurias, lutes, six and nine-string guitars and also guitars with detachable necks.
In 1897 he made the world’s first double-necked guitar. In the period 1915-1920 Salvador Ibáñez e Hijos (Salvador Ibáñez and Sons) were located at Calle Bajada de San Francisco and at Calle Padre Rico Valencia.
When he died in 1920 his workshop continued to be managed by his two sons until it was sold in 1933 to Telesforo Julve. Julve bought the Salvador Ibanez name, personnel and machinery and incorporated it in its own enterprise.
Julian Bream has played a Salvador Ibáñez guitar. Eric Clapton has owned several original Salvador Ibáñez guitars, one of which was sold at a benefit auction in 1999 obtaining a final price of US$42,000.