A Bow by Jerome Thibouville Lamy

Violin Bow by Jerome Thibouville-Lamy, Mirecourt, 1950

This fine modern French masterpiece carries the quality standards that made the Thibouville-Lamy Maison so renowned among musicians of all kinds. J.T.L gathered together a refined group of skilled makers to produce a wide range of bows of fine quality over decades by submitting the work under the guidance of experienced and expert makers. More

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      This bow represents a pinnacle achievement of the esteemed French Maison artistry. Its grace and refinement are evident in every detail, from the meticulous craftsmanship to the exceptional quality of materials employed. This bow bears the hallmark "CH. BUTHOD A PARIS" fire stamp over the frog, referring to the legacy of one of the company's historical directors, Charles Buthod, who brought all the know-how and expertise of the fine quality and consistency in the making from Vuillaume's workshop in Paris. The stick is expertly shaped from lustrous brown Pernambuco wood that captivates with its radiant sheen. Complemented by a silver mounting, this bow exudes sophistication and strength. The bow's balance is very slightly shifted towards the tip, allowing an even, aggressive grip on the strings with major stability. This is extremely reliable and functional, a very precise and fast medium-weight bow, suitable for most players who seek the balance between strength and reaction. Revered for its outstanding sound quality, historical significance, and unrivaled craftsmanship, it serves as a testament to the long tradition of high-standards production of J.T.L in Mirecourt, where the bows and instrument's outcome was so consistent in quality and style, with such standard models and approach, that makes it challenging to identify the work of the hands of a specific member of the mastermakers group that worked there.

      Jerome Thibouville Lamy

      A prominent figure in the world of violin bow making. Born in 1833 in Mirecourt, France, Jerome Thibouville's influence soared after his marriage to Marie M. Lamy in 1861, leading to the establishment of the renowned firm Jerome Thibouville-Lamy, or J.T.L. Learn more

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