Roderich Paesold, silver mounted violin bow after E. Sartory, 1980's

Powerful Roderich Paesold violin bow in master quality that produces a strong, large sound and works with most violins and players. This recommendable silver mounted violin bow, a fine copy of a Eugene Sartory violin bow, was handcrafted in the 1980's by Roderich Paesold in the long-established Roderich Paesold family workshops, that were founded in 1848. The dark-brown colored stick is made of pernambuco wood and bears the faded "Roderich Paesold" stamp over the frog that was used for premium bows only. A nice and strong, powerful player with both  tense but a strong enough stick, a balance that feels notably lightweight in the hand and which is strong yet somewhat forgiving at play. The silver mounted ebony frog is decorated with a Parisian eye and a white-green-rose shimmering mother of pearl slide. The balance point that is sensed central, slightly inclined towards the lower half of the stick and offering forgiving playing qualities. This extraordinary quality Roderich Paesold master violin bow is offered ready to play and is a strong bow, that features an immediate responsde and produces a clear, warm, large, precise focussed sound and works with most violins and also with powerful players.