Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with Parisian eyes and solid button. Personal model based on a Charles Peccatte bass bow.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with Parisian eyes and solid button. Personal model based on a Charles Peccatte bass bow.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted Faux ebony frog with Parisian eyes and solid button. Personal model based on a Charles Peccatte bass bow.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted Faux ebony frog with Parisian eyes and solid button. Personal model based on a Charles Peccatte bass bow.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted Faux Tortoiseshell frog with Parisian eyes and solid button. Personal model based on a Charles Peccatte bass bow.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted Faux Tortoiseshell frog with Parisian eyes and solid button. Personal model based on a Charles Peccatte bass bow.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with Parisian eyes and divided button. Personal model based on Pajeot. Made while at the Oberlin Bow Making Workshop.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with Parisian eyes and divided button. Personal model based on Pajeot. Made while at the Oberlin Bow Making Workshop.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with Parisian eyes and divided button. Personal reversed model based on Pajeot and inspired by William Salchow and the 19th century English maker, James Brown.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with Parisian eyes and divided button. Personal reversed model based on Pajeot and inspired by William Salchow and the 19th century English maker, James Brown.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with plain pearl eyes and divided button. Bow has full swan-head profile. Personal model based on Pajeot.
Cello Bow with a round pernambuco stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with plain pearl eyes and divided button. Bow has full swan-head profile. Personal model based on Pajeot.
Cello Bow with a round wamara or ironwood (Swartzia leiocalcina) stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with plain pearl eyes and divided button. Bow has full swan-head profile. Personal model based on Pajeot.
Cello Bow with a round wamara or ironwood (Swartzia leiocalcina) stick, silver-mounted ebony frog with plain pearl eyes and divided button. Bow has full swan-head profile. Personal model based on Pajeot.
Classical Cello Bow with a round bannia or ironwood (Swartzia bannia) stick, open trench ebony frog and greenheart button. The stick is inspired by a bow, probably made by John Dodd, stamped “Fitzpatrick, Cork” circa 1785. The button is based on other Dodd bows of the period.
Classical Cello Bow with a round bannia or ironwood (Swartzia bannia) stick, open trench ebony frog and greenheart button. The stick is inspired by a bow, probably made by John Dodd, stamped “Fitzpatrick, Cork” circa 1785. The button is based on other Dodd bows of the period.
Classical Cello Bow with a round bannia or ironwood (Swartzia bannia) stick, open trench ebony frog and greenheart button. The stick is inspired by a bow, probably made by John Dodd, stamped “Fitzpatrick, Cork” circa 1785. The button is based on other Dodd bows of the period.
Classical Cello Bow with a round bannia or ironwood (Swartzia bannia) stick, open trench ebony frog and greenheart button. The stick is inspired by a bow, probably made by John Dodd, stamped “Fitzpatrick, Cork” circa 1785. The button is based on other Dodd bows of the period.
Classical Cello Bow with a round bannia or ironwood (Swartzia ) stick, open trench ebony frog and greenheart button. The stick is inspired by a bow, probably made by John Dodd, stamped “Fitzpatrick, Cork” circa 1785. The button is based on other Dodd bows of the period.
Classical Cello Bow with a round bannia or ironwood (Swartzia ) stick, open trench ebony frog and greenheart button. The stick is inspired by a bow, probably made by John Dodd, stamped “Fitzpatrick, Cork” circa 1785. The button is based on other Dodd bows of the period.
