Jean Baptiste Vuillaume Violin, Paris circa 1839
This is an outstanding Stradivari model violin by Jean Baptiste Vuillaume dating from around 1840. It’s in very good condition – the sound is powerful, brilliant and solistic.
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Joseph Henry Violin Bow, Paris circa 1860
Dominique Peccatte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1845
Joseph Henry Violin Bow, Paris circa 1850
Gand & Bernardel Violin, Paris 1869
This is a very fine early Gand & Bernardel violin. It’s in exemplary condition with no cracks or damage, and the sound is big and beautiful.
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Giuseppe Gagliano Violin, Naples circa 1780
This is a fine Neapolitan violin by Giuseppe Gagliano, the most talented son of Nicolo Gagliano. It’s a superb sounding concert instrument in excellent restored condition.
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Karel Pilař Violin, Hradec Králové 1928
Karel Pilař is the most respected member of this important Czech violin-making family – here we have a beautiful example of his early work in near-perfect condition.
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Circle of Franciscus Geissenhof Violin, Vienna circa 1820
When it comes to getting more sound for your pound, the makers of the closely related Prague and Vienna schools have to be at the top of anyone’s list. This violin is a perfect illustration, a beautiful early 19th century Strad copy with excellent tone and great playability which would run rings around many an Italian violin of the period.
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Christian Wilhelm Seidel Violin, Markneukirchen circa 1850
This is a beautifully preserved example of the work of Christian Wilhelm Seidel, an accomplished Markneukirchen maker of the mid 19th century. It’s a very flat model with a brilliant and carrying sound.
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Giulio Degani Violin, Venice 1891
An unusually fine example of this maker’s work, this violin is in perfect condition and sounds tremendous.
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Heinrich TH Heberlein Violin, Markneukirchen 1927
A beautifully preserved example of the work of Heinrich Th. Heberlein from 1927, this is Markneukirchen violin-making at its best. The violin is illustrated in Bruce Babbitt’s book “Markneukirchen Violins And Bows”.
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An Italian Violin, Tononi Family, Bologna circa 1695
Franz Albert Nürnberger jun. Cello Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1910
This is a very fine and rare gold and tortoiseshell mounted cello bow by Franz Albert Nürnberger jun. (1854-1931), the most talented member of this important German family.
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WE Hill & Sons Viola Bow, John Clutterbuck 1970
A near-mint condition WE Hill & Sons viola bow in chased gold and ebony, the stick by John Clutterbuck (1970).
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Morizot Frères Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1950
This is a very attractive violin bow from the Morizot workshop, made around 1950 and in excellent condition.
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Jean Persoit Violin Bow, Paris circa 1820
This is an outstanding Persoit violin bow with exceptional sound and handling. Currently fitted with copy frog and button, but supplied with the original open frog and ivory button.
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JA Vigneron Violin Bow, Paris circa 1890
This is a great Joseph Arthur Vigneron from around 1900 – it’s a strong but supple stick with a big sound, and the condition is very good.
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James Tubbs Violin Bow, London circa 1900
This is a beautiful gold mounted Tubbs bow in excellent condition – it’s a superb playing bow with a unique buttery sound.
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Etienne Pajeot Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1815
This is a remarkable early gold mounted bow by Etienne Pajeot, perhaps the most fascinating and innovative of all French makers. It’s an exceptional playing bow – the frog has some restoration but the stick is very well preserved.
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JA Lamy Viola Bow, Paris circa 1890
This is an early JA Lamy viola bow made on a Vuillaume model, relatively lightweight but very strong, and in great condition.
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Eugene Sartory Violin Bow, Paris circa 1910
Eugène Sartory commands a unique level of respect amongst musicians. Here we have a fine example from what is arguably his best period, in excellent condition and with a big rounded sound.
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A Mirecourt Violin circa 1860
This is a lovely French violin from the mid 19th century. It’s our favourite kind of violin – a ‘campfire Strad” offering an exceptional quality of sound at a modest price.
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WE Hill & Sons Violin Bow, London circa 1920
This is an exceptional gold and tortoiseshell mounted ‘fleur de lys’ Hill bow from the 1920s – in mint condition, beautifully balanced with a strong yet responsive stick.
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Franz Albert Nurnberger Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1895
This beautiful bow is one of the best Nürnbergers we have seen, and without doubt the finest we have ever had for sale. It’s a gold mounted example in excellent condition with exceptional playing qualities.
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A Charles Brugère Workshop Violin labelled Luigeri, Mirecourt 1907
An excellent Mirecourt violin with a fine tone, rather better than your average Collin-Mézin! Lovely size and in near perfect condition.
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A Laberte Workshop Violin, Mirecourt circa 1920
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FX Tourte Cello Bow, Paris circa 1820
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Franz Albert Nürnberger Jr. Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1910
Sorry, we don’t have photos of this Franz Albert Nürnberger Jr. Violin Bow. It is sold but we usually have similar violin bows for sale.
August Nürnberger Süss Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1900
Sorry, we don’t have photos of this August Nürnberger Süss Violin Bow. It is sold but we usually have similar violin bows for sale.
Jean-Jacques Millant Viola Bow, Paris circa 1985
This very fine viola bow was in the personal collection of Bernard Millant and is illustrated in “L’Archet” – it’s an excellent playing bow in excellent condition.
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Alfred Vincent Viola, London 1931
Alfred Vincent is one of our favourite makers, and we’re delighted to have a viola of his on offer. It’s a big sounding instrument, well used but entirely free of cracks or repairs.
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Carl Zach Viola, Vienna 1896
This is an interesting and historic viola by the Austro-Hungarian maker Carl Zach. Given by Zach to the great Czech violist František Ondříček, it has a clear line of provenance. It’s a fine solistic instrument in an excellent state of preservation.
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Duke School Viola, London circa 1780
We are always on the lookout for great sounding small violas and this English instrument from the late 18th century is particularly successful. A broad and bold model made in the circle of Richard Duke, it has a rich and powerful tone.
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Gand & Bernardel Violin, Paris 1885
Gand & Bernardel were the pre-eminent French violin-makers of the late 19th century. Here we have a great sounding violin made by them in 1885 and still in outstanding condition.
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Eugene Cuniot Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1890
This is a very nice bow by Eugene Cuniot, known as “Cuniot-Hury” – in very good condition and an excellent player.
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FN Voirin Violin Bow, Paris circa 1880
This is a very fine silver-mounted FN Voirin in mint condition – unlike many better preserved Voirins, it’s a strong stick of an ideal weight.
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EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Paris circa 1935
Another lovely example of EA Ouchard’s work, this bow is from his best period, it’s very well preserved and it’s a treat to play.
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Joseph Alfred Lamy Violin Bow, Paris circa 1900
This is a very pure JA Lamy violin bow, near-mint and retaining its original lapping and thumb leather. And of course it plays beautifully (or we wouldn’t be offering it for sale)…
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EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1937
This is an exceptional decorated gold and tortoiseshell violin bow by EA Ouchard. It’s in near-mint condition and is one of the finest 20th century violin bows we have seen.
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WE Hill & Son Violin Bow, probably William Napier 1913
This is an interesting early Hill bow, probably the work of William Napier. The condition is excellent and the playability very typical of early Hills, strong yet supple.
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FX Tourte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1800
FX Tourte is without question the greatest name in the history of bow-making. Here we have a superb example from around 1800, original in all parts and in excellent condition. It’s a tremendous player worthy of a leading soloist.
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Nicolo Bergonzi Violin, Cremona circa 1780
This is an exceptional example of the work of Nicolo Bergonzi – a first class concert instrument and in very good condition.
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Mittenwald Violin circa 1860
John Betts Violin, London circa 1800
This is a lovely John Betts violin from around 1800 in an exceptional state of preservation – the sound is refined, sweet, and beautifully balanced.
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John Lott II Violin, London 1845
This is a beautifully preserved del Gesu copy by John Lott II, one of England’s finest makers. It’s a top class concert instrument in remarkable condition – a great violin for a soloist but also a highly collectable example.
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WE Hill & Sons Violin Bow, William Johnston circa 1900
Here’s another very fine early Hill bow in silver and ebony – it’s a Tourte model with a round stick, the condition is great and it plays beautifully.
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Francois Peccatte Workshop Viola Bow, Mirecourt circa 1845
François Peccatte was the younger brother of Dominique, and their work shares many points of style. The exact working relationship isn’t documented, but François was 11 years younger, and it’s assumed that he apprenticed with Dominique in Paris.
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Nicolas Maline Viola Bow, Mirecourt circa 1850
This is a beautiful and highly collectable Maline viola bow with ivory mounts, currently in excellent condition – it has a strong but supple stick and a beautifully focused sound.
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Arthur Bultitude Viola Bow, Hawkhurst circa 1970
Arthur Bultitude is a highly respected English maker who spent much of his working life at Hills. On leaving the Hill shop he specialised in exquisite bows with ornamental frogs such as this lovely gold mounted viola bow.
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James Tubbs Viola Bow for WE Hill, London circa 1860
This is a great early James Tubbs viola bow made for WE Hill whose brand it bears on the stick and the frog. It’s in a very fine state of preservation and it’s an unusually versatile player.
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George Wulme Hudson Violin, London 1925
This is a violin by one of the most respected English makers of the 20th century, George Wulme Hudson. It’s a brilliant sounding violin suitable for a budding soloist, and in excellent condition.
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JA Lamy Violin Bow, Paris circa 1890
Joseph Alfred Lamy was one of the great makers of the late 19th century – this violin bow is a strong player and in unusually fine condition.
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Eugene Sartory Violin Bow, Paris circa 1895
This is a fine and very early Sartory bow in excellent condition from the collection of the renowned Slovenian violinist and pedagogue Igor Ozim. Sartory prices continue to rise at an alarming rate, and well-preserved early examples such as this fetch a premium.
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EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Paris circa 1940
Emile Auguste Ouchard is the only 20th century maker whose popularity rivals that of Sartory – here we have a rather special bow from the late 1930s retaining all its original features. An outstanding player’s bow too…
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Garner Wilson Viola Bow, Dingwall circa 2000
This is a very attractive viola bow by Garner Wilson, one of the many great British makers who came out of the Hill shop. The condition is near-mint.
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Nicolas Maire Violin Bow (mounts not original), Mirecourt circa 1845
This is an unusually fine Nicolas Maire stick with later mounts. It’s in near perfect condition, and the sound is pure and focused.
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Jean-Jacques Millant Violin Bow, Paris circa 1965
This is a very fine Peccatte model violin bow by one of the most popular mid-20th century French makers.
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EF Ouchard Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1925
We always try to keep a few bows by Ouchard Père in stock. His work is very dependable and quite undervalued.
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Louis Morizot Violin Bow for Collin-Mézin circa 1930
Joseph Henry Viola Bow, Paris circa 1870
This is a very nicely preserved viola bow by Joseph Henry, perhaps the most reliable maker of the Peccatte school. It’s a phenomenal sounding bow with a big velvety tone.
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WE Hill & Son Viola Bow, Edgar Bishop 1938
James Tubbs Violin Bow, London circa 1875
Eugene Sartory Viola Bow, Paris circa 1910
This is a superb early Sartory viola bow in excellent condition – a beautifully balanced stick with very fine playing qualities.
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James Tubbs Viola Bow, London circa 1885
This is a very fine viola bow by James Tubbs, in an excellent state of preservation and with a huge and luminous tone.
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Nicolas Maline Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1860
WE Hill & Son Violin Bow, Sydney Yeoman circa 1930
This is an unusually fine Hill bow from the collection of the late Bill Watson. It’s in pristine condition and it’s a spectacular player.
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Bausch Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1920
This is a very nice violin bow from the Bausch workshop, made around 1920. It’s in excellent condition and it’s a great all-rounder for a young student.
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PW Bryant Violin Bow, London circa 1960
Charles Peccatte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1870
This is a unique and highly collectable Vuillaume shop bow made by Charles Peccate. It has its original silk lapping, and the frog has a Stanhope lens with a micro-photo of JB Vuillaume.
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James Tubbs Violin Bow, London circa 1885
We are serious fans of James Tubbs, and we sell more bows by him than by any other maker. This is a very typical example of his middle period work, with the rounded ferrule, long adjuster and silver face that are his hallmarks.
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Angelo Soliani Violin, Modena circa 1800
William Watson Cello Bow, Falmouth circa 2000
Bill Watson (1930-2018) was a much loved elder statesman of British bow-making. This fine cello bow was made some 20 years ago but has remained unused until now.
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Joseph Henry Cello Bow, Paris circa 1865
This is an exceptional cello bow by Joseph Henry, one of the greatest of 19th century makers.
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Ernst Heinrich Roth Violin, Bubenreuth 1965
František Karel Križ Violin, Prague 1930
Eugenio Degani Violin, Venice 1898
This is a very attractive and excellent-sounding violin from the Venetian maker Eugenio Degani. It has some restoration, the scroll is later, and it’s priced accordingly.
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Vladimir Pilar Violin, Hradec Kralove 1982
Vladimir Pilar Violin, Hradec Kralove 1967
Nicolo Gagliano Violin, Naples circa 1770
A Fine English Del Gesu Copy, circa 1870
This is a remarkable and intriguing del Gesu fake, most likely the work of TJ Holder. It’s a beautiful violin with a first class sound, but I don’t suppose we will ever know for sure who made it.
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EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Paris circa 1925
EA Ouchard is probably the greatest of 20th century French makers, and this is a lovely example in silver. Made for Georges Coné in Lyon, it’s in excellent condition and a spectacular player as you’d expect from this maker.
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Marie Louis Piernot Violin Bow, Paris circa 1925
WE Hill & Son Violin Bow, Edgar Bishop 1939
Franz Albert Nürnberger Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1914
FN Voirin Violin Bow (mounts not original), Paris circa 1890
This is a very fine FN Voirin stick with replacement frog and button. Voirin bows are renowned for their luminous sound, and this is a great example at an affordable price.
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August Rau Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1920
August Rau (1866-1951) is an important maker in the history of German bows. This is a very nice example of his higher quality of bow – the condition is very good, and the sound is big, warm and fruity.
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Dominique Peccatte Viola Bow, Paris circa 1850
This is an exceptional Dominique Peccatte viola bow in near mint condition – no wear whatsoever, all the silver is original, as is the ivory face. A very handsome example for a collector or a soloist.
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Franz Albert Nürnberger Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1925
This is another great bow from the Nürnberger workshop, probably Franz Albert circa 1925 – made on quite an unusual model with a very refined head and distinctive adjuster. It’s a strong and full-sounding bow with some minor condition issues.
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Claude Thomassin Viola Bow, Paris circa 1920
Claude Thomassin is a maker whose star is rising rapidly, and we are always delighted to offer his bows. Here we have a fine viola bow in excellent condition – it’s a powerful stick with a powerful sound.
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ASP Bernardel Viola, Paris 1850
This is a very beautiful smaller viola by perhaps the most under-rated French maker, ASP Bernardel. As always with this maker, the workmanship and the sound are of the highest quality.
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Claude Thomassin Violin Bow, Paris circa 1910
This is a near mint violin bow by Claude Thomassin, still one of the most under-rated of 20th century makers. It’s a highly collectable example but also a great bow for a musician.
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Franz Albert Nürnberger Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1900
We have a number of Franz Albert Nürnberger bows at the moment, each one better than the other. This example from the early 1900s is in top condition and has a brilliant solistic quality.
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James Tubbs Cello Bow, London circa 1885
This is a lovely middle period James Tubbs cello bow in excellent condition.
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Jean-Jacques Millant Violin Bow, Paris circa 1965
James Tubbs Violin Bow, London circa 1865
This is a great early James Tubbs violin bow made for WE Hill whose brand it bears. It’s in excellent condition, the stick is strong and the sound is 100% Tubbs!
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Jean Joseph Martin Violin Bow, Paris circa 1880
Jean Joseph Martin was one of the extraordinary team of makers assembled by JB Vuillaume, and his bows very often follow the Vuillaume model. This is a more personal creation with a distinctive head – very unusually it bears an authentic Dominique Peccatte brand. The bow is in near perfect condition.
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Jean Joseph Martin Violin Bow, Paris circa 1870
This is a very nice Vuillaume model bow made by JJ Martin around 1885. Branded “J. Guarini”, it’s a very fine example of this maker’s work – it has a powerful stick with a big bright sound.
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Jacob Eury Violin Bow, Paris circa 1835
Withers Violin, London circa 1900
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MSV93 Violin 2013
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Eugene Sartory Violin Bow, Paris circa 1895
Eugène Sartory enjoys an unrivalled popularity amongst musicians. Here we have an outstanding bow from his best period – it’s in mint condition and plays like a dream.
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FX Tourte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1810
Georges Chanot Violin, Paris circa 1835
WE Hill & Son Violin Bow, William Retford c1930
Etienne Pajeot Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1840
This is a particularly beautiful Pajeot violin bow from the maker’s best period – it’s in excellent condition, original in all parts, and it plays with a rare combination of strength and finesse.
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Betts Workshop Violin, London circa 1820
It’s questionable how many violins John Betts himself made, but he employed an illustrious group of makers such as Tobin, Vincenzo and Joseph Panormo, both Bernard Simon Fendts and John Furber, along with other less well known names. Betts instruments tend to exhibit very high standards of craftsmanship and tone.
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Ferdinand Gagliano Violin, Naples, 1760
Ferdinand Gagliano (1738-1804) was the son of Nicolo and nephew of Gennaro. His violins have always been appreciated for their excellent tonal qualities – this example has exceptional clarity and projection.
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Giovanni Grancino Violin, Milan circa 1696
Giovanni Grancino is the most respected maker of the Milanese school. This example is built on a grand Amati pattern, and it’s a first class concert instrument.
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Giovanni Lucchi Violin Bow, Bologna circa 1970
This is a very fine example of the work of Giovanni Lucchi – it’s a very powerful bow with a fantastic crunchy sound, and it’s in mint condition.
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FN Voirin Violin Bow, Paris circa 1890
Johann Wihelm Knopf Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1870
This is a fine example of the work of Johann Wilhelm Knopf in near mint condition – a real collector’s piece and an exciting player too.
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Joseph Arthur Vigneron Violin Bow, Paris circa 1895
In our opinion Joseph Arthur Vigneron is one of the best makers of the late 19th century and his bows always seem to work. This is a lovely example in great condition, unusually refined and responsive.
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WE Hill & Son Violin Bow, London circa 1910
FN Voirin Violin Bow, Paris circa 1880
Charles Peccatte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1900
Grand Adam Cello Bow, Paris circa 1840
Another great cello bow from one of the less well known Vuillaume makers, Jean “Grand” Adam. A very attractive bow showing hardly any signs of use over its 150 year life, it makes quite an impression.
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Charles Brugère Viola, Paris 1894
This viola is one of the finest examples of the work of Charles Brugère in existence. The condition is near mint and the sound is warm and responsive.
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Luigi Salsedo Violin 1928
Here’s another lovely Salsedo violin from 1928, slightly bigger and bolder than the other example we have. The main difference is that it’s red not yellow…
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Hawkes & Sons “Tyrolese Violin”, Markneukirchen 1932
A Mirecourt Violin circa 1910, Couesnon Workshops
Giuseppe Tarasconi Violin, Saronno 1888
Giovanni & Giuseppe Dollenz Violin, Trieste circa 1855
Matthew Hardie Violin, Edinburgh 1826
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Albert Nürnberger Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1910
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Charles Nicolas Bazin Cello Bow, Mirecourt circa 1890
Charles Nicolas Bazin is a great maker whose work is still highly undervalued. This is a lovely cello bow in excellent condition, the property of a professional orchestral player.
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Eugenio Degani Violin, Venice 1893
Eugenio Degani is one of the most recognizable of modern Italian makers. His violins are always refined and stylish. Here we have a wonderful sounding example in perfect condition.
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Student violins for sale through teachers
We sell antique violins suitable for students through a network of violin teachers around the world – from Latvia to Los Angeles. If you are a teacher and would like to work with us please get in touch.
Student violin bows for sale through teachers
We sell antique violin bows suitable for students through a network of violin teachers around the world – from Latvia to Los Angeles. If you are a teacher and would like to work with us please get in touch.
WE Hill & Sons Violin, London 1904
This is a great violin from the Hill workshop – dating from 1904, it’s in a fine state of preservation and it has a concert sound.
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A Fine German Violin Bow made for Chanot circa 1890
This is an interesting and finely made German bow sold by Chanot of London towards the end of the 19th century. Excellent condition and a bright, nervy stick.
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Francois Peccatte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1845
André Richaume Violin Bow, Paris circa 1965
EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Paris circa 1930
Claude Thomassin Violin Bow, Paris circa 1898
Here we have an early Claude Thomassin made during his time at Gand & Bernardel – another exceptional bow from this highly individual maker.
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Nicolas Maire Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1840
Nicolas Maire is a highly respected Mirecourt maker closely associated with Pajeot, but who made the all-important journey to Paris. His style evolved significantly during his working life – this mid-period stick is in immaculate condition and has superb copy mounts by Derek Wilson.
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Luigi Salsedo Violin, 1928
WE Hill & Sons Violin Bow, London 1931
An unusually fine Hill violin bow from the early 1930s, this silver and tortoiseshell example is in mint condition and plays wonderfully.
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Louis Bazin Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1930
Louis Bazin was a third generation bow-maker of consummate skill whose work is still undervalued simply because he worked in Mirecourt and not Paris. This bow is a mighty player and in top condition.
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Louis Morizot Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1925
Louis Morizot (Morizot Père) is one of my favourite makers, and here we have a beautiful and collectable bow of his in original condition – a spectacularly good player too.
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Jules Fétique Violin Bow, Paris circa 1918
Pierre Simon Violin Bow, Paris circa 1855
This is a great playing bow by one of the foremost makers of the Peccatte School, Pierre Simon. Some signs of use but in very good condition overall.
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Marcel Fétique Violin Bow, Paris circa 1940
This is a fine and beautifully preserved violin bow by Marcel Fétique – it’s in top condition and it produces a big sound.
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Emanuel Adam Homolka Violin, Velvary 1825
Emanuel Adam Homolka was the most talented maker to emerge from the Strnad workshop in Prague. His violins are rightly valued for their artistry and their tonal qualities. This is a lovely example with a unique silvery timbre.
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Victor Fétique Cello Bow, Paris circa 1925
Victor Fétique is a hugely popular maker – still relatively affordable, his bows are always beautifully executed yet functional. This cello bow has had a good deal of use but remains in very good condition.
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Jean Persoit Violin Bow, Paris circa 1840
A Mittenwald Violin, circa 1800
Nicolas Simon Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1850
Marcel Lapierre Viola Bow, Mirecourt circa 1960
This is a very attractive viola bow by Marcel Lapierre. Branded twice and dated 1960 under the frog, it’s in excellent condition – it’s also a remarkable player for its price.
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WE Hill & Sons Violin Bow, William Johnston circa 1935
Yet one more excellent Hill bow, this time a fine early gold and tortoiseshell example with a stick by WIlliam Johnston, the frog bearing marks for Bultitude. Some wear to the stick but generally in very fine condition, and a lovely golden tone.
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