Born in 1833, Francois Nicolas joined his cousin, J B Vuillaume in Paris in 1855. His bows combine unusual precision and elegance, and Vuillaume paid tribute to his skill by publicly recognising Voirin’s contribution to the Paris exhibition of 1867. This octagonal bow was made around 1875, and has a certificate of authenticity by Bernard Millant.
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- Antonio Stradivari
- David Tecchler (sold)
- Nicolo Gagliano
- Jean Baptiste Vuillaume
- Carlo Ferdinando Landolfi (sold)
- Giovanni Grancino
- Gennaro Gagliano
- Vincenzo Panormo
- Paolo Antonio Testore
- Dom Nicolo Amati
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- Lorenzo Carcassi (sold)
- Benjamin Banks
- John Lott
- Georges Chanot
- John Betts
- £50,000 to £100,000:
- William Forster (sold)
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- Joseph Hill
- Thomas Kennedy
- Henry Lockey Hill
- £10,000 to £50,000:
- Lockey Hill
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- F X Tourte (sold)
- Etienne Pajeot
- Joseph Henry
- Charles Peccatte (sold)
- Eugene Sartory Round
- F N Voirin (sold)
- E A Ouchard
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- Eugene Sartory Octagonal (sold)
- Joseph Alfred Lamy
- Joseph Arthur Vigneron
- Jules Fetique
- Victor Fetique (sold)
- James Tubbs
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- W E Hill & Sons
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