Antique silver mounted violin bow, circa 1940
Fine, silver-mounted violin bow
This violin bow was made in Markneukirchen and is characterized by its perfect weight, its large, warm, voluminous tone, and excellent playing characteristics. Its round pernambuco stick is of medium thickness and has good tension, allowing the bow to play smoothly and straight and produce a warm, full tone. The very attractive ebony frog with...
Fine, silver-mounted violin bow
This violin bow was made in Markneukirchen and is characterized by its perfect weight, its large, warm, voluminous tone, and excellent playing characteristics. Its round pernambuco stick is of medium thickness and has good tension, allowing the bow to play smoothly and straight and produce a warm, full tone. The very attractive ebony frog with mother-of-pearl eye is silver-mounted and equipped with a fine three-piece foot. Weighing around 60 g, the balance point of this much-played violin bow is in the upper half. Minor repair to the rear end of the rod. With its strong, powerful tone and good weight, this high-quality German violin bow is versatile and ideal for shrill or sharp-sounding violins, to which it adds a little more volume. Free shipping, 30-day return policy, and Corilon's trade-in guarantee.
Collection in Munich. Delivery only to addresses in the European Union.
- Inventory no.
- B1319
- Provenance
- Markneukirchen
- Year
- circa 1940
- Tone
- warm, large, bright
- Weight
- 60.1 g