$1500 to $2999

Perambuco and Ipe wood bows, carbon fiber by Arcus and some Coda models

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    Arcus M5

    Bow currently in stock, available for evaluation.

  • Josef Sandner

    Josef Sandner

    Pernambuco bow stamped *Josef Sandner* bow  (c. 2005 )  The stick is octagonal with engraved silver tip, button, and ebony frog.  Weight 85.5 g

  • Manoel Francisco "Lupot"

    Manoel Francisco “Lupot”

    This is a Silver Special “Lupot” style from L’Archet bowmaker Manoel Francisco.  The stick is octagonal Ipe wood, sterling silver mounted.  Weight 80 grams

  • NuBow

    NuBow

    NuBow bamboo cello bows, created by Rodney Mohr, are here.   As bowmakers looked to alternative sustainable wood sources, and cellists need to travel with bows that will safely get through Customs, NuBow was created.  The first bows were for violin and they proved themselves, so now bows for the rest of us are available.  They’re too new for me to have any feedback yet, but that’ll change so check back or give us a call.  List $2000

  • R. Zucolotto

    R. Zucolotto

    Bow is a silver special Art Deco model stamped by the maker R. Zucolotto.  The bow is made of Ipe wood, the wood of choice by L’Archet Brasil due to changes in pernambuco status.  Weight 81.1 g

  • Steffen Kuhnla

    Steffen Kuhnla

    Bow by Steffen Kuhnla, round pernambuco stick with silver-mounted ebony frog embossed with the maker’s crest.  Weight 81.6 grams.

    $3,000.00
  • V. Siquiera

    V. Siquiera

    Bow is a silver special “Noir” model, stamped by the maker V. Siquiera.  Made of Ipe wood, the ebony frog is appointed in all black for a unique look.  Weight is 81.2 g

  • Arcus Series 5

    Arcus Series 5

    If you want to spend under $2,000 you should consider a test drive of the Arcus M5 and T5, currently in stock.  The playing and tonal characteristics are different, but so is each player’s ability.  Trial is the only way to see if one will work for you.