Morizot frères violin bow, French violin bow c.1930 (certificate J.-F. Raffin)

This fine Morizot frères violin bow was made in Mirecourt around 1930, during the most productive and successful period of the great workshop of Louis Morizot and his sons. This excellent French violin bow by the Morizot brothers has a high bounce and still displays all the qualities for which the bows of their father, Louis Morizot, are so sought after. Last but not least, the clear, warm, powerful sound of this Morizot frères violin bow is excellent, bright and radiant, doing justice to its origins. The medium-strength stick was made with a round cross-section and is equipped with a nickel silver-mounted ebony frog with a parier eye. The perceived center of gravity of the 74.1 cm long bow is in the middle, slightly in the upper half. At the same time, with its good bounce characteristics, this light Morizot violin bow allows for very virtuoso playing. Like all our violin bows, it comes with free shipping, a 30-day return policy, and a certificate by J.-F. Raffin included in the price.