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Head of a gold-mounted violin bow by François Xavier Tourte, circa 1800
Frog of a gold-mounted violin bow by François Xavier Tourte, circa 1800

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A gold-mounted violin bow by François Xavier Tourte

Paris, circa 1810

octagonal stick, the later ebony frog with gold rings and pearl eyes, the later adjuster with two gold bands

58 grams

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Remembering Martin Lovett

26 May 2021 - Todes, Ariane

Martin Lovett, who died in 2020, was cellist of the Amadeus Quartet throughout its entire 40-year career. As a collection of his bows goes on sale in Ingles & Hayday’s June auction, Ariane Todes pays tribute to him and to... Read more

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