Instrument Type: Bow
Bow Type: Violin
Circa: 1925
Asking Price: SOLD
Maker: Eugene Sartory
The Bow
Eugene Sartory made this violin bow around 1925. The listing describes it as married and splined. As a result, it offered a fine French bow at a more accessible price.
The bow weighs 61.2 grams. That weight gives it a solid, steady feel on the string. So the 1925 Eugene Sartory violin bow suits players who like a firm, even stroke.
For many players, a Sartory is a lifetime goal. However, prices for his bows keep climbing. That is why this Eugene Sartory violin bow from 1925 drew real attention.
The Maker
Eugene Sartory came from Mirecourt and worked in Paris. Early on, he trained with Charles Peccatte and later worked with Alfred Lamy. Then he opened his own shop in Paris.
Today, many players see him as one of the great French bow makers. His bows remain a favorite among soloists. In short, his name still carries great weight in the bow world.
Terms of Sale
This bow has sold, so it is no longer available for purchase. Benning Violins invites you to browse our current catalog of fine violin bows. You can also contact us directly to ask about similar pieces.