French violin bow, circa 1950 - Laberte for Rene Bailly

French violin bow made for Rene Bailly by Laberte in Mirecourt. This French violin bow of good quality made of pernambuco wood bears the stamp Rene Bailly and was made around 1950. This violin bow is a typical example of French violin bows of master craftsmanship in the time of their greatest success. The round stick is medium-strong, plays medium-strong and with elasticity, its felt center of gravity is in the middle, slightly in the upper half, measured at 26.0 cm of the total length of 74.5 cm. These are values that describe an excellent French violin bow with all the good playing characteristics for which French bow making is famous. With a mother-of-pearl eye and a finely shimmering mother-of-pearl slide, this French nickel-mounted violin bow is as simple as it is elegant. This fine, ready-to-play French violin bow is a work of an experienced hand, not least because of its bright, French, warm and golden tone. Free shipping, 30-day money-back guarantee, trade-in guarantee and certificate optional.

 

 

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