Violin, Dominique Peccatte
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| Weight | 59.7 g |
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| Dimensions | 29.0 inches |
| Price Range | Min |
| Year | Around 1850 |
| Materials | ebony, silver |
| Certified by | Expert bow makers Jean-François Raffin/Pierre Guillaume |
DOMINIQUE PECCATTE (July 15, 1810, Mirecourt – 1874, Mirecourt) The son of a wigmaker, Dominique Peccatte began working at Vuillaume in 1826, where he was trained by Persoit. Around 1836, he left the workshop to work with François Lupot, whose workshop he took over after Lupot's death in 1838. He collaborated briefly with his younger brother François from 1839 onwards. In 1847, he returned to Mirecourt. His production gradually slowed down from 1852 onwards. Dominique Peccatte's bows are exceptional and meet the requirements of the greatest soloists, leaving an unforgettable impression on those who use them.