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Violin bow Claude Thomassin Mirecourt c1920
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Violin bow Eugene Cuniot-Hury Mirecourt c1900
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Violin bow Bazin Workshop “Carrodus” Mirecourt c1905
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Violin bow Charles Nicholas Bazin France c1900
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Jean Baptiste Vuillaume Viola, Paris 1845
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JB Vuillaume can truly be said to have revolutionised the world of stringed instruments. No-one has had quite as much impact on violin-making since Stradivari. He rode a wave of demand, largely of his own creating, and produced thousands of instruments and bows of extremely high quality. In the process he trained up an entire generation of fine makers. More details
Nicholas Leonard Tourte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1805
£90,000
Tourte is without question the most prestigious name in the history of bow-making. While FX Tourte was largely responsible for the design of bow that we recognize today, his older brother NL or “Tourte l’Ainé” was equally revolutionary. More details
Alfred Acoulon Violin, Mirecourt circa 1910
£9,000
Alfred Acoulon was the foremost luthier employed by the Jerome Thibouville Lamy workshops, and he produced their flagship instruments under the soubriquet “Lutherie Parisienne”. Violins sold under his label were made entirely by him – in 1912 an Alfred Acoulon cost 20 times the price of a Geronimo Barnabetti. More details
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