German violin bow

German violin bows from Markneukirchen and Bubenreuth in the Corilon selection: Quality violin bows from Germany in the German bow making traditions of Pfretzschner, Bausch and Knopf. Take advantage of our personal email consultation on the purchase of a German violin bow. Free worldwide shipping!

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German violin bows from Markneukirchen and Bubenreuth in the Corilon selection: Quality violin bows from Germany in the German bow making traditions of Pfretzschner, Bausch and Knopf. Take advantage of our personal email consultation on the purchase of a German violin bow. Free worldwide shipping!

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German violin bows from Markneukirchen and Bubenreuth in the Corilon selection: Quality violin bows from Germany in the German bow making traditions of Pfretzschner, Bausch and Knopf. Take advantage of our personal email consultation on the purchase of a German violin bow. Free worldwide shipping!

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Master bow, fine violin bow by Herbert Wanka, circa 2000

Inventory no.:
B1308
Provenance:
Baiersdorf
Year:
2000 circa
Tone:
large, rich in volume, resonant
Weight:
59.6 g
€ 1,590.00
Master bow, fine violin bow by Herbert Wanka, circa 2000

Michael Mönnig, Markneukirchen: contemporary master violin bow (silver)

Inventory no.:
B1274
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
2023
Tone:
sweet, bright, radiant
Weight:
60.2 g
€ 1,299.00
Michael Mönnig Markneukirchen
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Violin bow, R. Paesold - 1980s

Inventory no.:
B1316
Provenance:
Baiersdorf
Year:
circa 1980
Tone:
warm, mellow
Weight:
57.9 g
Paesold
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German violin bow, circa 1950 - recommendation!

Inventory no.:
B004
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
circa 1950
Tone:
large, bright, radiant, voluminous
Weight:
62.1 g
German violin bow, circa 1950 - recommendation!
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Franz Albert Nürnberger, fine violin bow c.1920 (investment)

Inventory no.:
A207
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1920
Tone:
bright, radiant, large
Weight:
60.7 g
Franz Albert Nürnberger Markneukirchen
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Antique Markneukirchen violin bow - lightweight and strong

Inventory no.:
A200
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
1910 / 1920
Tone:
warm, strong, rounded, radiant upper registers
Weight:
52,7 g
Antique Markneukirchen violin bow - lightweight and strong

German violin bow, circa 1970 - lightweight

Inventory no.:
B1282
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1970
Tone:
bright, strong, giving
Weight:
57.2 g
€ 990.00
German violin bow, circa 1970 - lightweight
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German violin bow from around 1930 – light, reactive (Mozart bow)

Inventory no.:
A200
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1930
Tone:
bright, clear, radiant
Weight:
55,4 g
German violin bow from around 1930 – light, reactive (Mozart bow)

German violin bow from around 1950, for Amati Mangenot - excellent!

Inventory no.:
B1248
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
1950 circa
Tone:
warm, strong, large, precise
Weight:
57,1 g
€ 1,290.00
German violin bow from around 1950, for Amati Mangenot - excellent!
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German violin bow by H.R. Pfretzschner, c.1940

Inventory no.:
A235
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1940
Tone:
warm, large, crisp
Weight:
61.3 g
H. R. Pfretzschner Geigenbogen

Fine master violin bow, Markneukirchen c.1930

Inventory no.:
B1308
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
circa 1930
Tone:
warm, aktiv, large, strong, somewhat mellow
Weight:
59.7 g
€ 2,990.00
Fine master violin bow, Markneukirchen c.1930

German violin bow - Markneukirchen, 1950s

Inventory no.:
A226
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1950
Tone:
sweet, bright, radiant
Weight:
59.3 g
€ 990.00
German violin bow - Markneukirchen, 1950s
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Fine Markneukirchen violin bow after Sartory, sweet, sophisticated tone

Inventory no.:
A59
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1930
Tone:
warm, mature, rounded
Weight:
59.3 g
Sartory

K. Gerhard Penzel: German violin bow (approx. 1960)

Inventory no.:
B1161
Provenance:
Ostrach
Year:
1960 circa
Tone:
bright, balanced
Weight:
54.1 g
€ 990.00
K. Gerhard Penzel

Antique Master violin bow, Knopf family, 19th century

Inventory no.:
A228
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1890
Tone:
sweet, bright
Weight:
59.8 g
€ 2,290.00
Knopf Markneukirchen

Hermann W. Prell, fine German master violin bow

Inventory no.:
B1069
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1925
Tone:
warm, bright, strong, sophisticated
Weight:
57.2 g
€ 3,990.00
Prell Markneukirchen

German violin bow. 1950s - strong and active

Inventory no.:
B004
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
1950 circa
Tone:
warm, large, strong
Weight:
62.6 g
€ 699.00
Deutscher Geigenbogen
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Fine baroque violin bow, C. Hans Karl Schmidt Dresden

Inventory no.:
B1289
Provenance:
Dresden
Year:
circa 1970
Tone:
bright, clear, somewhat sweet
Weight:
52,7 g
Barockbogen C. Hans Karl Schmidt Dresden
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Baroque violin bow, C. Hans Karl Schmidt Dresden

Inventory no.:
B1288
Provenance:
Dresden
Year:
circa 1970
Tone:
bright, clear, somewhat sweet
Weight:
53.2 g
Baroque violin bow, C. Hans Karl Schmidt Dresden
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German violin bow, Knopf workshop Markneukirchen circa 1910

Inventory no.:
B1247
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
1910 circa
Tone:
bright, clear, powerful, resonant
Weight:
57.6 g
Knopf Markneukirchen

Highly recommended German violin bow, Markneukirchen master workshop

Inventory no.:
B1292
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1940
Tone:
warm, large, strong
Weight:
60.1 g
€ 1,290.00
Highly recommended German violin bow, Markneukirchen master workshop

H. R. Pfretzschner Markneukirchen: gold mounted violin bow

Inventory no.:
A228
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1940
Tone:
warm, large, sweet
Weight:
62.7 g
€ 4,990.00
H. R. Pfretzschner Goldbogen

German violin bow by Walter Zapf

Inventory no.:
B1285
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
1960 circa
Tone:
warm, mellow, bright, rich in volume
Weight:
55,2 g
€ 990.00
Walter Zapf

German violin bow - Markneukirchen 1940's

Inventory no.:
B1088
Year:
circa 1940
Tone:
warm, sweet, liquid
Weight:
58.2 g
€ 890.00
German violin bow - Markneukirchen 1940's
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German violin bows for sale

A German violin bow is a robust, universal and reliable partner

The German violin bow is appreciated for its outstanding playability, resistant strength, optimal weight distribution, and typically full and powerful sound.

H. R. Pfretzschner Generally, a German violin bow is preferred to lend a certain smoothness to the sound of new violins. However, it is worth noting that the lightweight bows of the Knopf family and the German violin bows by the brand Dörfler are exceptions, as they are characterized by a radiant, clear, and sweet sound. Chose from a variety of German violin bows for sale in Corilon's catalogue of quality violin bows from Germany.