Eugéne Cuniot-Hury
Elegant, flexible, and refined sound. A perfect introduction to the feel of a fine French bow without the price tag. 59 grams $8500 
Vuillaume School
I picked this bow out of a lineup of upper-end French bows, as it holds its own in comparison. It is so strong, so powerful, and consistently pulls the largest sound out of most violins. 62g $5500 
David Samuels
Makers save their best sticks for gold-mounted bows. It is the perfect orchestral bow, as it turns on a dime, and responds immediately to anything you need. 61g $13,500 |
John Dodd, c. 1825
The bows of this master maker play well beyond their value. This is a stunning and original example of Dodd's impeccable sense of balance, strength and flexibility. 63 grams $15,000 
Albert Nürnberger
So many players are turning to fine German bows, as their bang for the buck is undeniable. This is a dreamy combination: dark and rich sound, yet exceptionally agile. 60g $7900 |
VIOLAW. Sousa
T. Sequeira R. Grünke Mirecourt anon D. Cohen CELLOW. Sousa
T. Sequeira |
$1100
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