Null Maline beechwood violin bow stick, signed Baur. Frog and button mounted in …

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Maline beechwood violin bow stick, signed Baur. Frog and button mounted in nickel silver from another bow. Weight 46.5 g, without wick or fittings. Passage missing and chip on frog.

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Maline beechwood violin bow stick, signed Baur. Frog and button mounted in nickel silver from another bow. Weight 46.5 g, without wick or fittings. Passage missing and chip on frog.

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Estim. 6 000 - 7 000 EUR

Violin bow by : FÉTIQUE Victor François, made circa 1925, in all its main parts, signed "Vtor FETIQUE A PARIS" on the stick, above the frog, mounted in silver, 61.2g in Pernambuco wood. (Slightly damaged slide. Small end of stick knot. Small passing knots). Expert: Cabinet RAFFIN.

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Study violin probably Mirecourt, early 20th century Bears a label "modèle d'après Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis faciebat anno 1710. L. : 36.7 cm Accompanied by an accidental beehive bow marked Lupot and its period blackened wooden case. Total length: 74.5 cm. As is

Estim. 80 - 100 EUR

Study violin bearing an apocryphal STRADIVARIUS label. Presented in its wooden case with bow. L. 60 cm (violin). L. 37 cm (case).

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

Violin made in Mirecourt in the early 19th century, stamped "Breton". Head knob missing. L : 360 mm A bow made in Mirecourt in beechwood and nickel silver, bone knob. 1870. L : 70, 8 cm.

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