Joseph Arthur Vigneron Violin Bow, Paris circa 1890

Joseph Arthur Vigneron Violin Bow, Paris circa 1890

From a player’s perspective, Vigneron is one of our favourite makers. This is a tyrpical example, a great bow for a musician, effortless to play and producing a big sound. A few dents and scratches but in very good condition overall.
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JA Lamy Violin Bow, Paris circa 1910

JA Lamy Violin Bow, Paris circa 1910

Another very fine Lamy violin bow, this one dating from around 1910 and showing some stylistic traits of the young HC Lamy. A tremendous playing bow combining clarity, power and elegance.
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JA Lamy Violin Bow, Paris circa 1900

JA Lamy Violin Bow, Paris circa 1900

Here we have a beautiful JA Lamy violin bow in original condition – unpolished silver, original tinsel lapping, thumb leather and ivory face. Fresh as the day it was made, it’s a strong stick with a massive sound.
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EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1935

EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1935

EA Ouchard violin bows are becoming increasingly popular amongst both musicians and collectors – this is a fine and very typical example from the mid 1930s, a real racehorse of a bow in excellent condition.
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JA Lamy Violin Bow, Paris circa 1895

JA Lamy Violin Bow, Paris circa 1895

The bows of JA Lamy have a real following, perhaps because they represent French bowmaking at its most refined. This example is in fantastic condition – it’s also strong for a Lamy and eminently suitable for modern technique.
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EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Paris circa 1940

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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EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1930

EA Ouchard Violin Bow, Mirecourt circa 1930

Here is another exceptional EA Ouchard violin bow. This one is from the early 1930s, and it remains in near-mint condition, retaining its original lapping and thumb leather. A phenomenal player producing a big fruity sound with enough edge to project well in a hall.
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Joseph Lafleur Violin Bow, Paris circa 1835

Joseph Lafleur Violin Bow, Paris circa 1835

Joseph René Lafleur is one of a number of great makers whose work sits between that of FX Tourte and the Peccatte school. This bow is very typical of his early work and close to that of his teacher Francois Lupot. It has some minor issues but it’s an outstanding player.
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Charles Peccatte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1900

Charles Peccatte Violin Bow, Paris circa 1900

Charles Peccatte is an exceptional maker whos bows are relatively poorly known. Here we have a very nice example – a musician’s bow with great playing quaities worthy of the Peccatte name
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Victor Fetique Violin Bow, Paris 1924

Victor Fetique Violin Bow, Paris 1924

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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Victor Fetique Violin Bow, Paris Expo 1924

Victor Fetique Violin Bow, Paris 1924

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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André Richaume Violin Bow, Paris circa 1960

André Richaume Violin Bow, Paris circa 1960

This is an exceptional violin bow by André Richaume. Made around 1960, it’s in unused condition – the wood is spectacular and the weight, balance and playabilty couldn’t be better.
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