André Vigneron Violin Bow

3501

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André Vigneron Violin Bow #3501

This violin bow was made by André Vigneron in Paris, France circa 1910 and weighs 59 grams. The round stick is branded A. VIGNERON A PARIS. The frog is ebony with silver mountings and inlaid parisian eyes. The button is ebony with a full silver cap. For more information on this bow please call 212.586.4805 to speak with Seth or fill out the form below.

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