
Cameron
renaissance viol bows
Ken Cameron specialises in authentic early fixed frog
viol bows which are heavier than the later styles and also later adjustable
frog bows in pernambuco.
Mitre
early bows
A new range of inexpensive renaissance style fixed frog
bows made specially for us. The sticks are made from rosewood with boxwood
frogs and are intended for early mediaeval instruments; rebecs, mediaeval
fiddles etc. Three sizes are available - 67cm, 70cm and 75cm.
Waidler
early bows
Simple fixed arch bows suitable for early stringed instruments
such as mediaeval fiddles, rebecs and bowed psalteries. Available in three
different lengths: 60cm, 66cm and 71cm.
Dorfler
viol bows
A prolific German bow maker whose range of inexpensive viol
bows all with adjustable frogs are recommended for student or beginner viol
players. Available in brazilwood with round/octagonal sticks.
Mettal
viol bows
Walter Mettal is a well established and highly recommended
maker whose bows are still amongst the most popular in our catalogue. They are
patterned on historic originals with pernambuco sticks, available either round
or octagonal.
van
Edwards viol and baroque bows
David van Edwards bows are based on several historic patterns,
made in either pernambuco or snakewood. Bass viol 73cm 65-70gm,pernambuco,75-80gm
snakewood. Tenor viol 67cm 45-55gm pernambuco, 52-57gm snakewood. Treble viol
61cm 40-44gm pernambuco, 46-50gm snakewood. Baroque violin bows 68cm, baroque
viola bows 67cm, baroque cello bows 73cm.
Cameron
baroque bows
Cameron has gained quite a reputation for his excellent
hand made baroque bows which are available for violin, viola and cello in snakewood
with a choice of octagonal or fluted sticks.
Mettal
baroque bows
Violin from 35gms upwards, viola from 48gms upwards and
cello from 68gms upwards. They
are patterned on historic originals with pernambuco sticks, available either
round or octagonal. Excellent snakewood
bows are also available.
Lu
Mi viol and baroque string bows
Markku
Luolajan-Mikkola being a player of distinction, naturally has very fixed opinions
on bows which are appropriate for his instruments and has had this range designed
and commissioned in China. They have access to good quality snakewood and the
bows are exceptional value for money.