Biographical dictionary of medallists: coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, &c., ancient and modern, with references to their works B. C. 500-A. D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer ...

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Cavalli may possibly be the engraver of some small coins of Gian
Francesco II. of Mantua, with the Madonna on P1L. Among the
coins, for which he cut the dies at Hall are Half Thalers (Testoni)
with busts of Maximilian and Bianca. A sketch for the latter and
casts of a large medallion in wax are still extant. In his style is a
small struck medal of Maximilian with the emperor on horseback,
and Mars, Faith and Justice on the reverse. Doubtful is the attribution to him of the restored Marriage thalers of Maximilian and
Mary of Burgundy (erroneoustly dated I479) and the medal ot
Francesco Bonatti. Cf. G.F. Hill, in Dr Thieme's Allgeil. KiinstlerLexikon, VI, 221.
CAVE, JOSEPH (B.D.M., Vol. I, 1904, p. 366). Flourished in
the second half of the xviii. century. Raspe describes a series of
Portrait-gems by him, including George II., Isaac Newton, etc.,
and gems with classical representations, as Leda and the swan,
Vestal Virgin, Homer, etc.
CAVELIER, PIERRE JULES (B.D.M., Vol. I, 1904, p. 366). Born
in Paris on 30. August I814, died there on 28. January 1894. Cf.
Dr Thieme's Allgern. Kiinstler-Lexikon, VI, 234.
CAVIGIOLI, CAV. C. (Ital.). Medallist, by whom I have seen a
medal commemorating the Opening of the Railway from Milan
to Vigevano, I870.
CAVINO, GIOVANNI (B.D.M., Vol. I, I904, p. 366). The dies of
this engraver have come into the possession of the Biblioth&que
Nationale, Paris, and lead impressions have been issued from them
for presentation to various Museums.
In the Dreyfuss Collection is a Sabina AE I, by Cavino.
Cavino was born in May I5oo, and died on 5. September I57o;
he was buried in S. Giov. di Verdara, at Padua. His father, Bartolommeo C. was a goldsmith, in which art young Cavino was
trained.
Vol. I, 1904, p. 366 read CAVINO instead of GAVINO.
CAVO, GIOVANNI ANDREA (Ital.). Mint-master at Naples, who was
responsible for the coinage of Henri de Guise (Masaniello).
CAVO, MICHELE (Ital.). Mint-master at Naples under Philip IV.
of Spain.
CAWSTON, JOHN WESTERMAN (Brit.). Appointed Deputy Master
and Comptroller of the Royal Mint, June 19 I7.
CAZE, FRANCOIS (French). Mint-master at Marseilles, 545-50.
CAZIN, J. M. MICHEL (B.D.M., Vol I, I904, p. 373). At the
Salon of I905 this artist exhibited: Plaquette, The Day ended;
Constance Collier; - Various Medals, etc.