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Violin bow by Lothar Seifert, Bubenreuth, circa 1990
About Lothar Seifert
Lothar Seifert was born in 1932 in Graslitz (now Kraslice, Czech Republic), the son of bow maker Oskar Seifert. After the Second World War, the Seifert family resettled in the Bavarian town of Bubenreuth, alongside a great many other German refugees in the same industry.
There, Lothar apprenticed under his father and went on to establish his own workshop in 1950, continuing to build the family's reputation for high-quality bows.
Lothar Seifert passed away in 2015, however, the business continues to produce excellent bows under the stewardship of the family.
About the violin bow
This violin bow was made in Bubenreuth around 1990.
The octagonal stick measures 724 mm in length and is of good quality pernambuco. The mounts are rose gold and ebony.
The bow weighs 65.5 grams.
How does it play?
The bow is robust and strong to play, with very crisp articulation. It has a powerful character and would work well with a mellow instrument.
Condition
The bow is in excellent condition.
Further information
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