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A very fine French certified violin bow made by J.J. Martin, ca. 1875
Estimated price for orientation: 28 000 $
Category: Violins
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition
A very fine, old French violin bow made by Jean-Joseph Martin ca. 1875, certified by J.F. Raffin, Y. Le Canu and S. Bigot i n Paris. J.J.Martin was one of the fine and important French bow makers second half of 19th century. He also made fine bows for J.B. Vuillaume. This is WONDERFUL example in a very good state of preservation with some natural wear from playing.
The stick is golden brown pernambuco of excellent choice and beautiful figuration, round, quite strong with fine flexibility, solo level tonal quality, excellent handling with general feeling towards Tourte bows. The length of the stick is 73 cm and the weight is of the bow is 60 g. It is ready to play. Please read complete description in the certificate and bid with confidence; we have sold certified French bows to numerous satisfied collectors, dealers, players and soloists from worldwide. Cashiers check, bank wire transfer will be accepted within 5 days after auction completed. Buyer pays shipping $50 USA s/h via UPS plus actual insurance cost, International buyer pays $65 s/h via USPS express air mail plus actual insurance cost (if available for the specific country). Thank you and good luck!Use this space to type a message that will automatically be added to all your item listings.
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition |
A very fine, old French violin bow made by Jean-Joseph Martin ca. 1875, certified by J.F. Raffin, Y. Le Canu and S. Bigot i n Paris. J.J.Martin was one of the fine and important French bow makers second half of 19th century. He also made fine bows for J.B. Vuillaume. This is WONDERFUL example in a very good state of preservation with some natural wear from playing.
The stick is golden brown pernambuco of excellent choice and beautiful figuration, round, quite strong with fine flexibility, solo level tonal quality, excellent handling with general feeling towards Tourte bows. The length of the stick is 73 cm and the weight is of the bow is 60 g. It is ready to play. Please read complete description in the certificate and bid with confidence; we have sold certified French bows to numerous satisfied collectors, dealers, players and soloists from worldwide. Cashiers check, bank wire transfer will be accepted within 5 days after auction completed. Buyer pays shipping $50 USA s/h via UPS plus actual insurance cost, International buyer pays $65 s/h via USPS express air mail plus actual insurance cost (if available for the specific country). Thank you and good luck!Use this space to type a message that will automatically be added to all your item listings.
The stick is golden brown pernambuco of excellent choice and beautiful figuration, round, quite strong with fine flexibility, solo level tonal quality, excellent handling with general feeling towards Tourte bows. The length of the stick is 73 cm and the weight is of the bow is 60 g. It is ready to play. Please read complete description in the certificate and bid with confidence; we have sold certified French bows to numerous satisfied collectors, dealers, players and soloists from worldwide. Cashiers check, bank wire transfer will be accepted within 5 days after auction completed. Buyer pays shipping $50 USA s/h via UPS plus actual insurance cost, International buyer pays $65 s/h via USPS express air mail plus actual insurance cost (if available for the specific country). Thank you and good luck!Use this space to type a message that will automatically be added to all your item listings.