Bow Type: Violin
Year: 1933
Price: Upon Request
Maker: W.E.Hill & Sons, Bishop/ Leeson
Description: The W. E. Hill and Sons firm was one of the longest lasting firms in the world, certainly in England. Their roots run deep, dating back to at least 1753 when Joseph Hill was crafting and restoring fine instruments. The firm continued to produce the highest standard of craftsmanship throughout the centuries. Many of the top bowmakers trained in the Hill and Sons firm, including James Tubbs, Arthur Bultitude, William Charles Retford, and many others. From this, the firm was able to gain a healthy reputation for producing the finest quality bows.
This beautiful bow represents the finest of the output for the Hill bow shop. This bow is mounted in ivory and sterling silver with Parisian eyes in the flanks of the frog. The stick was fashioned by Edgar Bishop and the mountings by Albert Leeson. The bow bears their marks and the date of 1933. This bow is in excellent condition at this time. Weight: 58.5 grams. Excellent balance and feel.
Terms: This fine bow has been hand selected for addition to our catalog and is available for examination and trial. If you wish to inquire further about this bow, please contact us using the green button at the top of this listing or call 1-818-762-1374 during business hours.