Bows

$10,000 and up

$5,000 - 10,000

$3,000 - 5,000

$1,000 - 3,000

Student Bows up to $495

Advanced Student Bows

Carbon Fiber Bows
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Notable Sales

Professional and Collector's Cello Bows

​$10,000 and up

Cello Bow by Dominique Peccatte
In the pantheon of bowmakers, Dominique Peccatte (1810 – 1874) is second only Francois Xavier Tourte.
Born in Mirecourt, France, Dominique went to work for Jean Baptiste Vuillaume in 1826 where he received his first professional experience in the world of bow making. Many bows made in the Vuillaume shop between 1826 and 1838 show the hand of Peccatte. Some time around 1838 Peccatte took over the shop of Francois Lupot in Paris and subsequently became one of the leading bowmakers in France. He remained in Paris until 1847 when he returned to Mirecourt, working almost until his death in 1874.

Available for trial: Our first cello bow is exquisite, with an elegant ‘swan head’, original frog and button, and a deep reddish brown stick with exceptional weight, balance and camber. The stick is branded Peccatte above the frog in the French style. It has been the property of one owner since 1957.

Recently Sold: The second cello bow is of the typical ‘hatchet head’ style. It is a wonderful bow with exceptional Pernambuco, original silver mounted frog and button and excellent play-ability. 
 
These bows were owned by a noted professional player for many years. Stamell Stringed Instruments is honored to have been selected to handle the sale of these fine bows.
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Contact us for trial information
W. E. Hill and Sons  | Photos
silver-mounted tortoise shell frog, 79.6 grams, B6975

Charles Nicolas Bazin, stamped A Caressa a Paris  |  Photos
SIlver-mounted, 72.5 grams, (certificate Salchow, NY), B6469

Paul Martin Siefried  |  Inquire for Photos
Silver-mounted with ivory button and frog, 81.6 grams, B7113

$5,000 - $10,000

faintly stamped C.N. Bazin a Paris  |  Inquire for Photos
Silver-mounted with colorful pearl slide, 71.2 grams, B7335

Samuel Kolstein  |  Photos
Gold-mounted amber tortoise frog, 80.3 grams, B7017

Marc Laberte, stamped "A Lamy a Paris"  |  Photos
Silver-mounted, 79.3 grams, (certificate Raffin), B6557

'Jacques Millant a Paris,'  |  Photos
Silver-mounted, the frog of this cello is by Pfretzschner, 80.3 grams, B6467

Dupuy a Paris  |  Photos
Silver-mounted, 78.9 grams, B6937

$3,000 - $5,000

Lyon and Healy, Chicago |  Photos
Silver-mounted ebony, 76.8 grams, B6470

Adolf Schuster **  |  Photos
Silver-mounted ebony, 80.2 grams, B6938

Roger Treat  |  Photos
Silver-mounted ebony, 80.0 grams, B7003

Egidius Dorfler *** |  Inquire for Photos
Silver-mounted tortoiseshell, B6979

Adolf Schuster *** |  Inquire for Photos
B7451

$1,000 - $3,000

Lothar Seifert *  |  Photos
Silver-mounted, 84.8 grams, B5875

Lynn Hannings  |  Photos
Silver-mounted ebony, 81.0 grams, B6497

E M Pensel  |  Photos
Silver-mounted ebony, 84.6 grams, B4976

*Daniel Dorfler*  |  Photos
Silver-mounted ebony, 81.6 grams, B6976

Weichold Dresden | Inquire for Photos
Silver-mounted ebony, 74.4 grams, B7019

Notable Sales

J. Clutterbuck, stamped "J. S. Rameau" on one side and "J. Clutterbuck" on the other | Photos
Tortoise shell gold-mounted frog, gold tip, 84.6 grams

​E. Sartory A Paris Cello Bow (Certified by Bernard Millant)
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Sartory à Paris. 80.6 grams silver-mounted

​Samuel Kolstein NY  |  Photos
Silver-mounted, 78.9 grams, B7018

André Vigneron, silver-mounted, 82.9 grams
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Faintly stamped 'Jas Tubbs' on shaft, silver mounting, 82.1 grams

​Francois Mouton  |  Photos
Gold-mounted ebony, 83.2 grams, B6978