The ‘Jacquot’ name was used on bows made by several illustrious French bow makers, this one in particular having a poker-straight, round Pernambuco stick with attractive swan head which has a small extension at the very tip.

Bows stamped with the initial “F”, were made by Marie-Louis Piernot who was a pupil of Charles Bazin.  Piernot was a highly regarded maker who worked for some of the top violin and bow makers of the period, eventually establishing his own workshop in Paris.

French Cello Bow, Stamped F. Jacquot Nancy c.1930

Reference: VCB230