Mark Laberte (certified) - Cello bow - France - 1930

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€ 700
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Simone Sedda
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Estimate  € 2,800 - € 3,300
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€700
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€650
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€600

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This tested, working 4/4 cello bow by Mark Laberte was made in France in 1930 and comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Jean-François Raffin firm.

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Excellent 4/4 cello bow, made by Marc LABERTE around 1930, in France. There is a certificate of authenticity from the firm Jean-François Raffin. The bow has been fully restored, with a new hair and a new mounting. It is a high-quality piece and produces excellent tone. The round stick is made from Pernambuco wood. The bow has a total length of 71.1 cm and an optimal balance at 25 cm; it weighs 71 g. Very well packaged, to be sent with Colissimo, trackable online.

Excellent 4/4 cello bow, made by Marc LABERTE around 1930, in France. There is a certificate of authenticity from the firm Jean-François Raffin. The bow has been fully restored, with a new hair and a new mounting. It is a high-quality piece and produces excellent tone. The round stick is made from Pernambuco wood. The bow has a total length of 71.1 cm and an optimal balance at 25 cm; it weighs 71 g. Very well packaged, to be sent with Colissimo, trackable online.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Mark Laberte (certified)
Country of origin
France
Year of manufacture
1930
Physical condition
Excellent
Number of objects
2
Includes
+ Extra item (see description)
Weight
71 g
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
FranceVerified
337
Objects sold
100%
Private

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