Conrad Götz, German violin bow c1970/1980 with silver engravings

Elaborately decorated, high-quality Conrad Götz violin bow with a warm, full sound, suitable for most violins

German violin bow by Conrad Götz, quality class ***. Medium-strength, active violin bow made of pernambuco with richly engraved silver fittings.

The Conrad Götz company has been an institution in the traditional Saxon violin-making region around Markneukirchen for more than 130 years and also offers a range of high-quality bows in various grades. The original CONRAD GÖTZ *** stamp distinguishes the violin bow offered here as a top product in the Conrad Götz portfolio. It impresses with high-quality materials, elaborately decorated fittings, and outstanding playing and sound characteristics: The medium-strong, octagonal stick made of carefully selected pernambuco supports differentiated playing with its good activity. The bright, warm, and full sound of this violin bow, which is based on a model by Eugène Sartory, is very close to its French bow-making tradition. It shows its strengths on a wide variety of violins, in different ensemble contexts, and when playing music from all eras. While the best violin bows by Conrad Götz are marked with the aforementioned stamp on the stick and a signature stamp on the fine ebony frog, this violin bow has also been given valuable fittings in genuine silver with beautiful engravings on the frog ring, legs, and the headplate, which is also made of silver. We are selling it in mint condition, checked and ready to play by the experts in our violin workshop.

Conrad Götz, violin bow *** with engravings – brief portrait

• German violin bow, probably 1970s
• Original stamp on the stick and frog
• High-quality, richly engraved silver fittings
• Mint condition
• Active in play with a bright, warm, powerful sound

We deliver this violin bow worldwide with free shipping, a 30-day return policy, and the Corilon trade-in guarantee. A Corilon certificate confirming the value can be ordered separately.