Below is a selection of the
violin bows we
currently have in stock.
For prices, if you're looking for a specific violin bow, or if you
need some advice before buying, please
contact us via our Contact Us page.
| Roger Francois Lotte |
Silver mounted violin bow from the hand of Roger
Francois Lotte (b 1922 - d 1989), Mirecourt, good condition, 63 grams |
| Tim Baker |
Gold mounted violin bow from Tim Baker, the well
known contemporary maker who worked for J and A Beares before establishing his
own workshop in Oxford. |
| Morizot violin bow |
Good violin bow by L Morizot, 61.5 grams |
| W. E. Hill violin bow |
A late example, gold mounted octagonal stick with
ornate adjuster. The work of S Bristow, 62.5 grams |
| C. W. Knopf violin bow |
An interesting, historic violin bow from C. W. Knopf from
the early 1800s, with the typical frog decoration, 63.8 grams |
| Nobert Seifert violin bow |
Norbert is a well established German bow maker who
has won several medals for the high quality of his bows. This is a new
example stamped N. Siefert, Freiberg. 60 grams |
| Roger Francois Lotte |
Nickel silver mounted violin bow with Raffin
certificate, 61 grams |
| Ludwig Bausch workshop |
A 3/4 size violin bow from the Ludwig Bausch
workshop. It is quite rare to find nice, old 3/4 violin bows, but here is
one made with the Bausch interpretation of the so-called Vuillaume style frog
fitting. |
| German bow |
A German violin bow, possible from the
Pfretzschner workshop, with an attractive engraved frog and adjuster, 63 grams |
| W. E. Hill and Sons |
WE Hill and Sons. Superb example of Napier's
work. |
| Lotte |
A choice of two Francois Lotte violin bows, both with good playing qualities |
| L. Morizot |
A good French violin bow, c1950 |
| Albert Nurnberger |
A good stick. Just in |
| ¾ old Bausch workshop |
After Vuillaume. A very nice little violin bow. |
| Morizot |
Morizot violin bow with silver mounts |
| German |
7/8ths violin bow, old German |
| Hoyer |
Old German violin bow by Hoyer |
| Seifert |
A good example of the work of award winning bow
maker Nobert Seifert, Freiburg,
62.5 grams |
| J.F. Daber, Lyon |
First grade violin bow from the Lyon based workshop |
| Arcus Carbon |
Arcus Cadenza violin bow old style |
| Finkel - Master bow |
From the world renowned Finkel workshop, a silver
mounted violin bow by the workshop master; J.S. Finkel, 61.5 grams |
| De Marchi |
From the Water Violet workshop in Brazil, a fine
handmade violin bow |
| Finkel - Fischer |
From the world renowned Finkel Workshop a silver
mounted violin bow by M. Fischer, 61 grams |
| Ferron and Kroeplen |
Good German violin bow with US shop brand |
| Knoll - Harmut |
A good example of Harmut Knoll, two star fine
stick with gold mounts, 61.5 grams |
| Finkel - Neuville |
From the world renowned Finkel Workshop a silver
mounted violin bow by F.C. Neuville, 61.5 grams |
| Dodd copy |
John Dodd copy, made in our workshop, with
antiqued finish, 60 grams |
| J.F. Daber, Lyon |
From the Daber Atelier good modern French bow
steeped in the tradition of the French school, 62 grams |
| Leblanc |
Good contemporary French violin bow branded Leblanc, 62
grams |
| E. Dorfler |
Eigedius Dorfler one star violin bow, older bow from this
renowned workshop, 58.5 grams |
| Penzel |
Older Penzel violin bow, octagonal stick, 60.5 grams |
| Atelier Chen Long Gen |
We have a quartet of violin bows for sale from the
workshop of the award winning LG Chen. Mr Chen has won awards for his bows at
the VSA and at Mittenwald for his bow making.
The bows made by his apprentices use good quality materials and all work is supervised by Chen himself.
Prices for the Atelier bows are from £450 for the violin and £520 for the cello
bows. |
| Water Violet full mount |
Fully mounted Pernambuco violin bow, hand made in Brazil
by C. Santos, 61.5 grams |
| Water Violet |
We usually have good stocks of these excellent
quality bows from Brazil. I consider these to be the best quality bow for the
advancing player looking to invest in a good playing stick.
Price wise these are very good value starting at around £250. The cheaper bows
in their range are made by hand but using fine Pernambuco wood. The cost
saving is made by the use of German quality fittings. |
