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A Rare and Exquisite Quartet of Bows by DOMINIQUE PECCATTE (1810-1874)

We are honored to be able to offer an extraordinary and rare quartet of all-original bows by the legendary Dominique Peccatte. For a string quartet, this quartet by the great master presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for all members of the ensemble to have bows with magnificent playing qualities and abundant strength that are exceptionally well matched in their capabilities. … READ MORE

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A magnificent violin bow by DOMINIQUE PECCATTE (1810-1874)
"Balacović"
Weight: 61 grams

This stunning gold and tortoiseshell Peccatte violin bow is named for a previous owner, the Croatian virtuoso Zlatko Baloković (1895-1965), … READ MORE

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An exceptional violin bow by DOMINIQUE PECCATTE (1810-1874)
Weight: 59 grams

A rare example with the Peccatte brand, this superb all-original violin bow is one of the finest in ebony and silver by the maker. … READ MORE

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An extraordinary viola bow by DOMINIQUE PECCATTE (1810-1874)
Weight: 70.9 grams

Endlessly rich in the colors it is able to draw, with abundant strength, and original in all its parts, … READ MORE

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A superb cello bow by DOMINIQUE PECCATTE (1810-1874)
Weight: 79 grams

This extraordinary, all-original Peccatte bow was previously owned by a principal cellist of a leading American orchestra. … READ MORE

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A superb violin by MICHELE DECONET Venice, c. 1760

One of the most important late period masters of the Venetian School, not much is known about Michele Deconet’s life. Born in Kehl, near Strasbourg, … READ MORE

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An outstanding violin by ANDREA GUARNERI Cremona, c. 1733
"Fritz Hirt"

Founder of the great Guarneri dynasty, Andrea Guarneri apprenticed with Nicolò Amati from 1641-1646 and 1650-1654. He married Anna Maria Orcelli in 1652 … READ MORE

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A violin by ALESSANDRO GAGLIANO Naples, c. 1710-20

Alessandro Gagliano is the first known Neapolitan maker. He began his work in Naples around 1700. While it is not certain … READ MORE