FX Tourte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1815
A very fine violin bow from the greatest maker of all time, François Xavier Tourte. Dating from Tourte’s Golden Period, it’s a sublime player in a rare state of preservation.
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Martin Swan Violins A very fine violin bow from the greatest maker of all time, François Xavier Tourte. Dating from Tourte’s Golden Period, it’s a sublime player in a rare state of preservation.
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Nicolas Maire is an intriguing maker, and this is one of the nicest bows we have seen from him. An exceptional stick with fabulous pernambuco and in very good condition.
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Eugène Sartory surely needs no introduction here, and we are always happy to offer his bows for sale. Here we have a fine cello bow from around 1910 – a great musician’s bow with excellent weight and balance with some minor restoration.
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This is a fine sounding modern Italian violin by Roman maker Giorgio Corsini.
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This is a rare Guarneri model violin by Emile Germain – it’s in perfect condition and the sound is noble and refined.
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The John Betts workshop produced some of England’s finest instruments. This viola is a good example – a beautiful Strad model with outstanding tone.
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This is a lovely Strad copy by Paul Blanchard from 1887. It’s in great condition and the sound is first class.
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This is another classic EA Ouchard from the 1930s, made for and branded Paul JB Chipot. A powerful bow with an excellent sound and in great condition.
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This is a highly collectable violin bow by Victor Fétique, made for the 1924 Brussels Exhibition – it’s in excellent condition with original lapping and face plate, and it’s also a top playing bow.
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This is a very fine silver-mounted FN Voirin in excellent condition – it’s an exceptional player, elegant and refined in conception but with a strong stick and a brilliant tone.
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This is a very fine and quite rare gold mounted violin bow by Prosper Colas – it’s in mint condition and it produces a big and beautiful sound.
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One more great Sartory, this time an octagonal stick – it’s an exceptionally beautiful bow in very good condition.
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This is a classic middle period Victor Fétique violin bow – it’s in excellent condition and it draws a huge sound.
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Etienne Pajeot was one of the most daring and innovative makers of the early 19th century – here we have a classic example from the 1830s in excellent condition.
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This is a very clean Hill violin/viola bow from the late 1940s, bearing a maker’s mark for Edgar Bishop.
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This is a very nice Dominique Peccatte violin bow, made in Mirecourt circa 1860. It has a big, brilliant and solistic sound.
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This is an unusually fine bow by François Peccatte, younger brother of Dominique. The wood is exceptional and the sound is brilliant and projecting.
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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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Here we have another exceptional Victor Fetique violin bow made for the Brussels Expo of 1924. This one has a round stick – it’s supremely stable and draws a big warm sound.
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This is a beautifully preserved Hill cello bow from the 1920s bearing a maker’s mark for Albert Leeson.
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