Stamped H.R.P. Student - Violin bow - Germany

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Description from the seller

Violin Bow – stamped H.R.P. Student A model by W.E. Dörfler

For sale is a beautiful violin bow stamped “H.R.P. Student,” from the well-known bow-maker tradition of W.E. Dörfler (Bubenreuth, Bavaria, Germany).

The bow is about 73.4 cm long and weighs 65 grams. The beautiful frog is equipped with a mother-of-pearl inlay. The head shows the elegant, characteristic form of the Bubenreuth school.

The bow is in used but good condition – the hair is still present and the excellent bow is ready to play. The stick of the wonderful bow is very elastic and curved in shape.

An ideal bow for players or collectors of historic traditional bows with craftsmanship quality.

Data:
• Length: approx. 73.4 cm
• Weight: approx. 65 g
• Stamp: H.R.P. Student
• Condition: good

History about the violin bow/bow maker:

W.E. Dörfler is a renowned German bow maker from Bubenreuth, Bavaria, who for generations has produced high-quality bows for string instruments. The company was founded in the early 20th century and specializes in bows for violins, violas, and cellos. The model 'H.R.P. Student' belongs to Dörfler’s student line and was specifically developed for music students who need a reliable and durable bow.

This bow speaks especially to music students, music teachers, and parents of young musicians who are seeking a qualitatively solid string instrument bow. Dörfler student bows are valued worldwide in music schools and conservatories, as they offer robust playability and represent an excellent choice for music education. Such bows are indispensable for starting violin playing and provide an excellent tool for aspiring musicians.

The item is sold as seen in the original pictures. The seller accepts the item as shown in the photos. In the auction listing, brand names and manufacturer information mentioned are indicated on the item/on the bow. The extent to which these are fakes or originals is not determined by the seller. The buyer agrees.

All issued invoices are subject to the small business regulation per § 6 (1) Z 27 UStG (Austria) – no value-added tax is shown separately. The buyer (bidder) agrees with his bid.

It is explicitly noted that you are purchasing a unique and used item.

Shipping is insured and with a tracking number

Item number: EK25 H.R.P. Student



As ‘certified’ or ‘attributed’ violins and bows contain pictures of their certificates and therefore indicate a higher degree of documented security regarding manufacturer, origin, and age than instruments described only as ‘labelled’ (violins) or ‘stamped’ (bows), for which we do not provide any guarantee

Violin Bow – stamped H.R.P. Student A model by W.E. Dörfler

For sale is a beautiful violin bow stamped “H.R.P. Student,” from the well-known bow-maker tradition of W.E. Dörfler (Bubenreuth, Bavaria, Germany).

The bow is about 73.4 cm long and weighs 65 grams. The beautiful frog is equipped with a mother-of-pearl inlay. The head shows the elegant, characteristic form of the Bubenreuth school.

The bow is in used but good condition – the hair is still present and the excellent bow is ready to play. The stick of the wonderful bow is very elastic and curved in shape.

An ideal bow for players or collectors of historic traditional bows with craftsmanship quality.

Data:
• Length: approx. 73.4 cm
• Weight: approx. 65 g
• Stamp: H.R.P. Student
• Condition: good

History about the violin bow/bow maker:

W.E. Dörfler is a renowned German bow maker from Bubenreuth, Bavaria, who for generations has produced high-quality bows for string instruments. The company was founded in the early 20th century and specializes in bows for violins, violas, and cellos. The model 'H.R.P. Student' belongs to Dörfler’s student line and was specifically developed for music students who need a reliable and durable bow.

This bow speaks especially to music students, music teachers, and parents of young musicians who are seeking a qualitatively solid string instrument bow. Dörfler student bows are valued worldwide in music schools and conservatories, as they offer robust playability and represent an excellent choice for music education. Such bows are indispensable for starting violin playing and provide an excellent tool for aspiring musicians.

The item is sold as seen in the original pictures. The seller accepts the item as shown in the photos. In the auction listing, brand names and manufacturer information mentioned are indicated on the item/on the bow. The extent to which these are fakes or originals is not determined by the seller. The buyer agrees.

All issued invoices are subject to the small business regulation per § 6 (1) Z 27 UStG (Austria) – no value-added tax is shown separately. The buyer (bidder) agrees with his bid.

It is explicitly noted that you are purchasing a unique and used item.

Shipping is insured and with a tracking number

Item number: EK25 H.R.P. Student



As ‘certified’ or ‘attributed’ violins and bows contain pictures of their certificates and therefore indicate a higher degree of documented security regarding manufacturer, origin, and age than instruments described only as ‘labelled’ (violins) or ‘stamped’ (bows), for which we do not provide any guarantee

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Stamped H.R.P. Student
Country of origin
Germany
Physical condition
Good
Number of objects
1
Includes
Bow
Material
Leather, Silver plated brass, Wood
Weight
65 g
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
AustriaVerified
319
Objects sold
100%
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