A beautiful example from the celebrated Parisian bow maker Joseph Alfred Lamy, pére. Mounted in Silver and Ebony with an octagonal stick of extremely fine pernambuco. This bow is in exceptional condition and weighs 59 grams.
An extremely rare violin bow by Joseph René Lafleur. Very well balanced with subtlety and the ability to draw a greatly complex sound. This bow is in excellent condition and weighs 60.3 grams.
Rodney has been actively making bows for over 40 years and is a member of the American Federation of Violin and Bow Makers. Rodney has produced over 1,200 bows, making him the nation’s most prolific bow maker, and has restored a countless number of fine bows. This bow was commissioned by us in 2025 from a specific Pajeot that is in a private collection in the United States.
59.5g
Rodney has been actively making bows for over 40 years and is a member of the American Federation of Violin and Bow Makers. Rodney has produced over 1,200 bows, making him the nation’s most prolific bow maker, and has restored a countless number of fine bows. This bow was commissioned by us in 2025 from a specific Pajeot that is in a private collection in the United States.
59.42g
Katherine Mohr holds the unique distinction of being the first second-generation female bowmaker in the United States, which is reflected in her business name, Fille de Mohr. She has extensively studied the craft of bow making and restoration under the guidance of her father, Rodney D. Mohr, a world-renowned, award-winning bowmaker.
A beautifully crafted, agile, and strong violin bow.
60.46g
A great playing, early 20th century violin bow from the firm of W.E. Hill & Sons. Excellent balance between strength and suppleness.
57.74g
Tortoiseshell/Silver