French violin bow, Marc Laberte, Mirecourt around 1930 (certificate P. Guillaume)

Marc Laberte Violin Bow with Certificate by Pierre Guillaume

Antique French violin bow by Marc Laberte with a beautiful, rich, warm tone. This well-balanced French violin bow was crafted by Marc Laberte in the 1930s in Mirecourt, the center of traditional French violin and bow making. The original “MARC LABERTE”-stamped shaft, crafted from sturdy pernambuco, is the work of Marc...

Marc Laberte Violin Bow with Certificate by Pierre Guillaume

Antique French violin bow by Marc Laberte with a beautiful, rich, warm tone. This well-balanced French violin bow was crafted by Marc Laberte in the 1930s in Mirecourt, the center of traditional French violin and bow making. The original “MARC LABERTE”-stamped shaft, crafted from sturdy pernambuco, is the work of Marc Laberte, who fitted his violin bows with a hand-crafted ebony frog mounted with nickel silver and a lovely, one-piece tip. Thanks to the meticulous craftsmanship that reveals a skilled hand, this Marc Laberte violin bow impresses with its excellent playing characteristics, featuring a center of gravity that is slightly higher in the upper half. As a result, the bow lies comfortably in the hand and the tip is easy to control. In excellent condition, we recommend this superb French violin bow for its rich, warm, and elegantly French tone, which this outstanding French violin bow produces with great volume. Free shipping, with a 30-day return policy and trade-in guarantee. The certificate from Pierre Guillaume is included in the price.

Bow shipping only within the European Union.

€ 3,290.00
approx. $ 3,750.60
Inventory no.
B1455
Maker
Marc Laberte
Provenance
Mirecourt
Year
circa 1930
Tone
warm, large, resonant, French
Weight
60.4 g
Marc Laberte, Mirecourt c.1930
French violin bow, Marc Laberte, Mirecourt around 1930 (certificate P. Guillaume)
French violin bow, Marc Laberte, Mirecourt around 1930 (certificate P. Guillaume)
French violin bow, Marc Laberte, Mirecourt around 1930 (certificate P. Guillaume)
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