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BVS offers double bass and bow appraisals for insurance purposes. We thoroughly examine all items to affirm authenticity and make informed decisions to determine replacement value. We offer two appraisal options

that include signed paper and electronic documents for your records:

Basic valuation: detailed description of the instrument and insurable value - $45

Detailed valuation: detailed description of the instrument, photos, measurements, and insurable value - $80

** Note that we must see the instrument in person to complete appraisals **

BVS offers double bass and bow appraisals for insurance purposes. We thoroughly examine all items to affirm authenticity and make informed decisions to determine replacement value. We offer two appraisal options

that include signed paper and electronic documents for your records:

Basic valuation: detailed description of the instrument and insurable value - $45

Detailed valuation: detailed description of the instrument, photos, measurements, and insurable value - $80

** Note that we must see the instrument in person to complete appraisals **

BVS offers double bass and bow appraisals for insurance purposes. We thoroughly examine all items to affirm authenticity and make informed decisions to determine replacement value. We offer two appraisal options

that include signed paper and electronic documents for your records:

Basic valuation: detailed description of the instrument and insurable value - $45

Detailed valuation: detailed description of the instrument, photos, measurements, and insurable value - $80

** Note that we must see the instrument in person to complete appraisals **

523 N Cedar St, Greensboro, NC 27401

Tel: 336.272.2877

Joseph Kun - Ottawa

$5,000.00

Out of Stock

-- SOLD! --

A beautifully made French bass bow by Joseph Kun in Ottawa, Canada, ca. 1980. Octagonal stick made of very fine Pernambuco, with silver tip, silver winding, and black thumb leather. Frog is ebony fully mounted in silver with pearl eye surrounded by silver ring, abalone slide, and three-piece silver and ebony button.

Joseph Kun (b. 1930 - d. 1996) was born in Czechoslovakia and immigrated to Ottawa in 1968, where he began a multi-faceted career of crafting fine bows and violins, inventor of the Kun shoulder rest, and co-author of "The Art of Bowmaking".

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