Master bow, fine violin bow from Markneukirchen, circa 1940 - outstanding!

Fine violin bow from Markneukirchen, a masterful piece with clear French influences, agile and easy to handle, with a big, warm sound

The hand of the experienced master can be seen in this exquisite violin bow, which was made around 1940 in the Saxon violin-making town of Markneukirchen and is unmistakably influenced by strong French influences – so much so that its maker was most likely trained in Paris or must have worked there for a long time. The octagonal, strong stick of this violin bow, which weighs around 60 g in total and has a perfectly balanced center of gravity in the upper third, has a high tension, which gives this Markneukirchen master bow its excellent, grippy, and agile playing characteristics. In keeping with its first-class, radiant and at the same time warm tone, its maker gave it fine silver fittings in the Parisian style. Excellently preserved and inspected by our experts, we deliver this outstanding German violin bow ready to play and with free worldwide shipping.

Violin bow – master bow from Markneukirchen, brief profile:

• Exquisite violin bow, fine Sartory copy
• Strong influences from the French bow-making tradition
• Excellent playing and sound characteristics, for the highest demands