There is so much to say about this bow, it is the first H.R. Pfretzschner bow I have owned and I now understand why they are so sought after! This bow was made around 1920 and produces a huge mature tone and can complete even the most demanding bowings with ease. With this bow you will get a brilliant, bold, and unmistakably soloist sound.

We have here another "Sarasate" bow by the J.T. Lamy shop. With the "Sarasate" bows you get an amazingly consistent quality and while this one is a bit on the light side, it certainly can handle all the heavy tasks such as fortissimo chords and brilliant 4th string work. Any bowing that requires bounce is a breeze with this bow.

The J.T. Lamy "Sarasate" bows are of a very consistent high quality. This beautiful bow produces a very bright and warm sound.

This brilliant bow made for Richard Weichold around 1915 is an absolutely splendid example of what makes Weichold's bows so wanted. This bow is very similar to the Pfretzschner bow we have for sale. The sound you get from this bow is huge, bold, noble, and clear. All bowing techniques are produced with the greatest of ease.

This is a nice early example of a bow made for the shop of Richard Weichold in 1880. With this bow you get a clear and bright sound.

We have here a "Sarasate Maitre" bow by the J.T. Lamy shop. This is a brilliant bow certainly crafted with a "Maitre" in mind! Any bowing that requires bounce is a breeze with this bow, especially anything requiring a bounce or a burst of power. This bow is for a professional musician.
 

The Durro shop made bows and violins for the New York dealer "Buegeleisen & Jacobson" in the 1920's. This particular bow is a beautiful example of a master bow that certainly lives up to the Durro motto "Durro Gives Satisfaction". This Durro "Artist" bow is made from the finest cut of pernambuco I have ever seen, note the very beautiful flaming. This bow does everything and is a true "Artist" bow. Note the minor chipping at the frog and also the ferule has been replaced.