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And Lotte Brouillier

Mirecourt, 1887–1951

Son of Eugène Brouillier. Apprenticed at Cuniot-Hury and worked for Laberte from 1911. At that time Bazin took over his father’s business, and he became his employee. — John Dilworth
Worked Mirecourt
Made Violin Bow
Family Son of Eugène Brouillier
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Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£2,071

9 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
Violin BowSilver mounted, thin lapping, head and mortice blemishes, minor handle wear, otherwise good condition Lot 784—December 2020£1,890est. € 800-1.000
Violin BowNickel mounted, stamped Laforge Lot 53—June 2014£720est. £ 800-1,200
Violin BowNickel mounted, round stick stamped CHAROTTE MILLOT Lot 183—October 2012£1,192est. $ 1,400-1,600
Violin BowN/E 56 g. without hair, with silk winding—December 2010£2,071
Violin BowN/E 56 g. no hair, stamped "Charotte-Millot"—December 2010£504
Violin BowN/E 50.5 g. without hair or winding—June 2010£1,657
Violin BowS/E 56 g. without hair or wrapping, branded "Pillot"—December 2005£878
Violin BowN/E 55 g.—June 2005£644
Violin BowN/E 53 g.—December 2003£577

Biographies

The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:

John Dilworth+

BROUILLIER, Eugène (Victor) Born 1887, died 1951 Mirecourt France. Son of Eugène Brouillier. Apprenticed at Cuniot-Hury and worked for Laberte from 1911. At that time Bazin took over his father’s business, and he became his employee. After the First World War he joined P. Bailly, and in 1925-1926 was briefly in partnership with F. Lotte as ‘Brouillier & Lotte’, making bows together in the Bazin style. Worked for Laberte c.1931 but generally self-employed in his last period. [Millant/Raffin]

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