Fine French violin bow by Charles Nicolas Bazin
Fine French violin bow made around 1900 by Charles Nicolas Bazin. Under C. N. Bazin’s direction, his family-owned atelier flourished into an extremely successful business and took its rightful place among the highest echelons of the French bow-making tradition. One indication of
Fine French violin bow made around 1900 by Charles Nicolas Bazin. Under C. N. Bazin’s direction, his family-owned atelier flourished into an extremely successful business and took its rightful place among the highest echelons of the French bow-making tradition. One indication of Bazin’s exalted status is his collaboration with some of the best and most exacting violin makers of his time. The round stick is made of the finest grade pernambuco and is wonderfully supple. The thickness and weight of this fine C. N. Bazin bow are perfectly distributed, with a perceptibly central balance point somewhat inclined to the upper half of the stick. The powerful, outstanding sound drawn by this Charles Nicolas Bazin master bow is clear, precise and bright, conveying substance and character. The certificate of authenticity is included in the price and does not have to be ordered extra inside the shopping cart. Like all violins and bows from Corilon, this includes free worldwide shipping, 30 days returns and a lifetime trade-back guarantee.
Charles Nicolas Bazin violin bow, short portrait
- fine work by C. N. Bazin around 1900 in excellent condition
- nickel mounted ebony frog
- round stick made of premium pernambuco wood
- finely crafted head
- bright, radiant sound
- centrally balanced
- Inventory no.
- B1272
- Maker
- Charles Nicolas Bazin
- Provenance
- Mirecourt
- Year
- c.1900
- Tone
- strong, precise, with substance
- Weight
- 56.1 g