Joseph Alfred Lamy Père, French violin bow c.1900 (certificate by J.F. Raffin)
A. LAMY A PARIS - French bow by Joseph Alfred Lamy "Père"
The great Parisian master Joseph Alfred Lamy "Père" created this elegant Lamy violin bow around 1900, at the zenith of his career as a bow maker, which ranks among his most refined pieces. With its moderately thick, round stick of dark brown pernambuco, its broader head and powerful phases, this A. Lamy violin bow...
A. LAMY A PARIS - French bow by Joseph Alfred Lamy "Père"
The great Parisian master Joseph Alfred Lamy "Père" created this elegant Lamy violin bow around 1900, at the zenith of his career as a bow maker, which ranks among his most refined pieces. With its moderately thick, round stick of dark brown pernambuco, its broader head and powerful phases, this A. Lamy violin bow reflects a special and distinctive character within Joseph Alfred Lamy's oeuvre. The Parisian eye and capsule adjuster are of the finest craftsmanship. When played, the bow has wonderful elasticity, and its balance point tends ever so slightly towards the tip; its sound is bright, warm and clear. A historic masterpiece for the utmost in musical standards, that was worked over completely and is ready to play; this fine Lamy violin bow bears the original stamp “A. LAMY A PARIS,” which is confirmed by a certificate issued by Jean-François Raffin of Paris. The Raffin-certificate is included in the price.
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- Inventory no.
- A15
- Maker
- Joseph Alfred Lamy Père
- Provenance
- Paris
- Tone
- bright
- Weight
- 59.4 g