François Lotte: French violin bow, circa 1930 (certificate J.-F. Raffin)

This violin bow by François Lotte is a perfectly balanced piece of work, as usual, which was made around 1930 and is one of the main works of this renowned Mirecourt bow maker. Equipped with a high-quality pernambuco stick and a nickel-mounted ebony frog with a mother-of-pearl eye, this typical François Lotte violin bow impresses with the elegance of its form, but even more so with its excellent playing characteristics, which offer all the advantages for which French violin bows are valued worldwide: Easy to handle thanks to its center of gravity, the 58g Francois Lotte violin bow produces a brilliant, crisp and warm sound, whose full-bodied and warm character supports the individual characteristics of excellent violins and brings their profile to full development. A knot in the lower third of the stick near the winding is of purely cosmetic significance and allows you to purchase this fabulous French violin bow at a very reasonable price. The price includes a certificate from J.F. Raffin. Free delivery, and thanks to our trade-in guarantee, the purchase price can be offset against the purchase of a higher-quality violin bow.