Modern cello bow, A. R. Reichel
An exquisite masterpiece from the famous atelier of A. R. Reichel, this German cello bow was made in the 1980's. The strong round stick of premium light-brown pernambuco bears the original A. R. Reichel stamp. The silver-mounted frog is adorned with a Parisian eye. The neatly crafted cello bow head is the work of a skilled hand, silver fittings matches its quality. The balance point is broad and feels centrally positioned; it is located at 25.4 cm of the overall length of 71.7 cm. This recommendable cello bow by A. R. Reichel has outstanding playing characteristics, and it is ready to play. We warmly recommend it because of its large,...
An exquisite masterpiece from the famous atelier of A. R. Reichel, this German cello bow was made in the 1980's. The strong round stick of premium light-brown pernambuco bears the original A. R. Reichel stamp. The silver-mounted frog is adorned with a Parisian eye. The neatly crafted cello bow head is the work of a skilled hand, silver fittings matches its quality. The balance point is broad and feels centrally positioned; it is located at 25.4 cm of the overall length of 71.7 cm. This recommendable cello bow by A. R. Reichel has outstanding playing characteristics, and it is ready to play. We warmly recommend it because of its large, warm and precise sound.
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- Inventory no.
- B927
- Maker
- A R Reichel
- Provenance
- Germany
- Year
- circa 1980
- Tone
- large, precise
- Weight
- 78,5 g
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