Francois Bazin

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£3,007

Type	Details	Sold	Price
Violin Bow	Nickel mounted, round stick in amourette unstamped	May 2024	£1,522
Violin Bow	N/E 51 g. Brazilwood, without hair or winding	December 2011	£234
Violin Bow	N/E 51 g. Brazilwood without hair or winding	December 2011	£96
Violin Bow	Ivory 61.5 g. Bone button	November 2011	£3,007
Violin Bow	N/E 56 g. France, 1850 c. [Possibly by]	March 2011	£1,000
Violin Bow	--/-- 55 g. Exotic wood, without hair or winding	June 2010	£414
Violin Bow	N/E 54 g. Brazilwood, without hair or winding	June 2010	£311
Violin Bow	Ebony 60.5 g. Open trench, Ironwood stick, Bone button	December 2009	£2,392
Violin Bow	N/E 54.5 g. without hair	December 2009	£1,088
Viola Bow	N/E 63 g. without hair or winding	December 2009	£544
Viola Bow	60 g. Ironwood, without hair or winding	June 2009	£830
Viola Bow	65 g. Ironwood, without hair or winding	June 2009	£519
Violin Bow	N/I 60 g. 1850 c. [Possibly in collaboration with "Charles Bazin"]	October 2008	£1,948
Viola Bow	N/E 64 g. Amourette wood, without hair or lapping	June 2008	£2,971
Violin Bow	N/E 51 g. without hair or lapping	June 2008	£1,207
Viola Bow	59 g. Iron wood, without hair or lapping	June 2008	£418
Violin Bow	N/E 52.5 g. Brazil wood, without hair or winding (button not original)	June 2007	£144
Viola Bow	N/E Amourette wood	November 2005	£1,525
Violin Bow	N/E 54 g. without wrapping, Brazilwood (no button)	November 2005	£120
Viola Bow	S/E 62.5 g. without hair or wrapping	December 2004	£1,628
Viola Bow	N/E 72.0 g. Ironwood stick.	May 2004	£2,413

Biographies

John Dilworth

BAZIN, François Xavier Born 1824, died 1865 Mirecourt France. Bow maker. Said to have been apprenticed to D. Peccatte in Paris, but so far unproven. Established independently in Mirecourt from c.1845. The Bazin model, with markedly narrow heads, is one of the classical variations of the French bow. Joined by his son Charles Nicolas, above, from c.1860, whose hand is seen in Voirin patterned bows made during these latter years. Branded ‘F. BAZIN’ or ‘BAZIN’. [Millant/Raffin]