François—Boullangier, C.—Boumeester—Bourdet, Sébastien—Bourdet, Jacques—Boussu, Eterbeck—Breton, Le—Brugère

231-234     CALOT—Castagnery, Andrea—Castagnery, Jean Paul—Champion, René—Chanot, François—CHANOT, GEORGES; an indefatigable worker, and close copier of Stradivari and Guarneri—Chanot, Georges, fils—Chanot, F.—Chanot, G. A.—Chappuy, Nicolas-Augustin—Chardon, Joseph—Charotte—Chevrier, André-Augustin—Claudot, Charles—Claudot, Augustin—Clément—Cliquot, Henri—Cliquot, Louis Alexandre—Cunault—Cuypers—Cuny 234-237     Daniel—Darche—David—DE COMBLE, AMBROISE; said to have worked with Stradivari; a skilful worker; good material and varnish—Dehommais—Delanoix—Delaunay—Deleplanque, Gérard—Derazey—Despons, Antoine—Dieulafait—Droulot—Ducheron, Mathurin—Du Mesnil, Jacques 237-238     Eesbroek, Jean Van, Lute-maker 238-239     Falaise—Fendt, or Fent—Fleury, Benoist—Fourrier, Nicolas 239     GAILLARD—GAND, FRANÇOIS; pupil and successor of Nicolas Lupot; an excellent maker and repairer—Gand, Adolphe—Gand, Eugène—Gaviniés, François—Germain, Joseph Louis—Germain, Emile—Gosselin—Grand-Gerard—Grandson Fils—Grosset, Paul François—Guersan, Louis 239-242     Hel—Henry, Jean Baptiste Felix—Henry, Charles—Henry, Octave—Henry, Eugène—Hofmans, Mathias 242     Jacobs, Hendrik; his work often mistaken for that of Niccolò Amati—Jacobs—Jacquot, Charles (père)—Jacquot, Charles (fils)—Jeandel, P. N. 242-243     Koliker 243     Lambert, Jean Nicolas—Lapaix—Laprevotte, Etienne—Leclerc—Lecomte—Leduc, Pierre—Lefebvre—Le Jeune, François—Le Pileur, Pierre—Lesclop, François Henry—Louis—Louvet, Jean—Lupot, Jean—Lupot, Laurent—Lupot, François—LUPOT, NICOLAS; maker to the Conservatoire; an excellent workman, and named "The French Stradivari," and "The king of modern makers;" characteristics of his work 243-247     Marquis de Lair—Mast, Jean Laurent—Mast—Maucotel, Charles—Maucotel, Charles Adolphe—Médard, François—Médard, Nicolas—Médard, Jean—Mennégand, Charles; distinguished as a maker and repairer, and also as a "cutter"—Miremont, Claude Augustin—Modessier—Mougenot 247-250     Namy—Nezot—Nicolas, François—Nicolas, Fourrier—Nicolas, Didier—Nicolas, Joseph 250     Ouvrard, Jean 250     Pacherele, Michel—Pacherel—Paul, Saint—PIERRAY, CLAUDE; an excellent workman, following Amati—Piete, N.—PIQUE, F. L.; close copyist of Stradivari; excellent work and material—Pirot, Claude—Pons, César—Pons 250-252     Rambaux, Claude Victor—Raut, Jean—Remy—Remy, Jean Mathurin—Remy, Jules—Remy—Renaudin, Léopold—Renault, Nicolas—Rombouts, Peeter—Roze 252-253     Sacquin—Salle—Salomon, Jean Baptiste—Saunier—Schnoeck, Egidius—SILVESTRE, PIERRE; a true artist; follower of Stradivari—Silvestre, Hippolyte—Silvestre, Hippolyte Chrétien—Simon—Simonin, Charles—Socquet 253-254     Theress, Charles—Thibout, Jacques Pierre; an excellent workman, and well-known dealer; his relations with Luigi Tarisio—Thomassin—Tywersus 254     Vaillant, François—Véron, Pierre—Vibrecht, Gysbert—Vuillaume, Jean—VUILLAUME, J. B.; a prolific and skilful maker; associated with Tarisio, and purchaser of his collection—Vuillaume, N. F.—Vuillaume, Claude François—Vuillaume, Sébastien 254-255