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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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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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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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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WE Hill & Son Violin Bow, Sydney Yeoman circa 1930
Another good Hill violin bow, this time the work of Sydney Yeoman – very well preserved, and a strong, smooth player.
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Hermann Prell Violin Bow, Markneukirchen circa 1920
This is the second bow we have by Hermann Prell, whose main claim to fame was the fact that he worked briefly for Sartory. Here we have a fine silver-mounted example in unblemished condition, and a great all-round player.
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WE Hill & Son Violin Bow, London circa 1935
There are few professional players who don’t have a Hill in their case. The firm’s reputation for quality and reliability is well deserved, and the bows carrying the WE Hill & Sons brand are always in demand.
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