Violin Bow 1730 - 1750

This 18th-century violin bow, created by the Amsterdam School, is a fine example of craftsmanship. The bow, crafted from wood and ivory, features intricate details like a silver-wrapped stick and an ivory frog. The Amsterdam School, known for its highly skilled artisans, produced bows renowned for their balance and responsiveness. This particular bow, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a testament to the enduring quality and beauty of traditional instrument making.