Fine French violin bow by L. Morizot frères, circa 1960 (certificate J.F. Raffin)
Excellent French violin bow by L. Morizot frères (after 1960)
This excellent violin bow was made after 1960 in the renowned workshop of L. Morizot frères in Mirecourt. The original L. Morizot stamp is affixed to the stick, confirming the authenticity of the bow.
Morizot violin bow characteristics:
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Excellent French violin bow by L. Morizot frères (after 1960)
This excellent violin bow was made after 1960 in the renowned workshop of L. Morizot frères in Mirecourt. The original L. Morizot stamp is affixed to the stick, confirming the authenticity of the bow.
Morizot violin bow characteristics:
Material: round stick made of premium-quality orange-brown pernambuco wood, known for its excellent playing properties.
Condition: Crack-free and undamaged, with a beautiful natural color structure - no repair or damage! - at the frog end.
Frog: The ebony frog is nickel-mounted and decorated with a classic Morizot Parisian eye.
Screw: The screw is a later addition without affecting value or playability.
Morizot violin bow playing behavior:
This Morizot violin bow stands out for its exceptional playability. It is lightweight and handy, active and forgiving, making it ideal for musicians of all levels. Players will especially enjoy its clear, radiant sound, which is warm and brilliant.
Raffin certificate:
The bow will come with a certificate of authenticity from Jean-François Raffin of Paris, one of the leading experts on French bows.
