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. Feel free to 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. Feel free to take advantage of our personal email consultation on the purchase of a German violin bow. Free worldwide shipping!

German violin bow | French violin bows

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. Feel free to take advantage of our personal email consultation on the purchase of a German violin bow. Free worldwide shipping!

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German violin bow, W. Dörfler

Inventory no.:
B015
Provenance:
Bubenreuth
Year:
2021
Tone:
warm, clear, strong, rounded
Weight:
60.6 g
Violin bow from W. Dörfler
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Violin bow from the Paesold workshop

Inventory no.:
B004
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
circa 1970
Tone:
warm, large, bright
Weight:
62.1 g
Paesold Geigenbogen

Violin bow by W. Dörfler, Parisian eye

Inventory no.:
B016
Provenance:
Bubenreuth
Year:
2021
Tone:
warm, clear, strong, rounded
Weight:
61.5 g
€ 299.00
W. Dörfler B16

German violin bow, W. Dörfler - bright, clear sound

Inventory no.:
B017
Provenance:
Bubenreuth
Year:
2021
Tone:
bright, clear, strong, rounded
Weight:
60.9 g
€ 359.00
German violin bow, W. Dörfler - bright, clear sound
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German violin bow. Mönnig, Markneukirchen

Inventory no.:
B968
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
2020
Tone:
warm, clear, precise
Weight:
60.0 g
Deutscher Geigenbogen aus dem Hause Mönnig, Markneukirchen
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Lightweight German W. Seifert violin bow

Inventory no.:
B1125
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
1970/1980
Tone:
bright, clear
Weight:
57.2 g
W. Seifert Geigenbogen
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Antique Markneukirchen violin bow - the adjuster from the 1940's war years

Inventory no.:
B1147
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
1910 / 1920
Tone:
warm, strong, rounded, radiant upper registers
Weight:
58.2 g
€ 790.00
Antique Markneukirchen violin bow - the adjuster from the 1940's war years

Excellent German violin bow, circa 1950 - silver

Inventory no.:
B1151
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
circa 1950
Tone:
bright, radiant, voluminous
Weight:
59.5 g
€ 790.00
Excellent German violin bow, circa 1950 - silver

Recommendable violin bow, Markneukirchen circa 1950

Inventory no.:
B1088
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1950
Tone:
warm, bright
Weight:
58.2 g
€ 890.00
Recommendable violin bow, Markneukirchen circa 1950

German W. E. Dörfler violin bow, silver mounted

Inventory no.:
B021
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
2021
Tone:
bright, strong
Weight:
60.6 g
€ 949.00
W. E. Dörfler silver mounted violin bow
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German violin bow - Markneukirchen, 1950's - mellow sound

Inventory no.:
B1170
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1950
Tone:
warm, mellow, large
Weight:
57.7 g
German violin bow - Markneukirchen, 1950's - mellow sound
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Old violin bow - Morizot model by Wilhelm Martin, around 1970

Inventory no.:
B1129
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1970
Tone:
warm, bright
Weight:
58.6 g
Alter Geigenbogen von Wilhelm Martin

German violin bow, approx. 1930

Inventory no.:
B1163
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
circa 1930
Tone:
mellow, bright
Weight:
58.6 g
€ 990.00
German violin bow, approx. 1930
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Excellent German violin bow by Johannes Berndt

Inventory no.:
B1109
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1950
Tone:
warm, bright, strong, giving
Weight:
55,4 g
Deutscher Geigenbogen von Johannes Berndt
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German violin bow, Markneukirchen, MARMA

Inventory no.:
B1168
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1920
Tone:
warm, bright, clear, strong
Weight:
59.6 g
Marma Markneukirchen

Paesold - Silver master violin bow Mathias Thoma ***

Inventory no.:
B1164
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
circa 1980
Tone:
warm, large
Weight:
61.9 g
€ 999.00
Paesold - Silver master violin bow Mathias Thoma ***

Markneukirchen master violin bow by Michael Mönnig

Inventory no.:
B1018
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
2020
Tone:
sweet, bright, radiant
Weight:
61.5 g
€ 1,090.00
Michael Mönnig ** Meisterbogen

F. C. Pfretzschner, German violin bow

Inventory no.:
B1169
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
mid 20th century
Tone:
warm, bright, radiant
Weight:
59.4 g
€ 1,190.00
F. C. Pfretzschner Markneukirchen
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Markenkirchen master violin bow by Adolf C. Schuster

Inventory no.:
B962
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1940
Tone:
bright, clear, radiant, large
Weight:
58,5 g
Adolf C. Schuster Geigenbogen
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Excellent old German violin bow around 1920 - lightweight

Inventory no.:
B1020
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
circa 1920
Tone:
warm, large, sweet, radiant
Weight:
57.6 g
€ 1,290.00
Excellent old German violin bow around 1920 - lightweight

German violin bow, Richard Geipel - silver mounted

Inventory no.:
B1156
Provenance:
Markneukirchen/Schönlind
Year:
1960/1970
Tone:
bright, powerful, precise
Weight:
60.9 g
€ 1,290.00
Richard Geipel

Otto Dürrschmidt - Violin bow from Markneukirchen

Inventory no.:
B1103
Provenance:
Markneukirchen
Year:
post 1950
Tone:
warm, bright, strong
Weight:
55.8 g
€ 1,390.00
Otto Dürrschmidt - Violin bow from Markneukirchen

Fine quality Markneukirchen violin bow - Germany, c.1920

Inventory no.:
B1147
Provenance:
Germany
Year:
circa 1920
Tone:
warm, sweet, bright, strong
Weight:
60.1 g
€ 1,390.00
Fine quality Markneukirchen violin bow - Germany, c.1920

Silver mounted German violin bow by Alfons Riedl, Bubenreuth

Inventory no.:
B1021
Provenance:
Bubenreuth
Year:
1960 circa
Tone:
large, clear, powerful
Weight:
60.3 g
€ 1,390.00
Alfons Riedl Geigenbogen
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German violin bows

A German violin bow is highly popular

The German violin bow is highly popular due to its outstanding playability, pronounced maneuverability, optimal weight distribution, and typically full and powerful sound. 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.