A bow box containing eleven bows, including several examples by
top-quality French makers, has been stolen from a train in southern
England. Leading British bow maker Peter Oxley was travelling with
the collection from London to Norwich when the theft
occurred.
Among the bows stolen were two nickel-mounted violin bows by
Etienne Pajeot; a silver-mounted 'Vuillaume'-style violin bow by
Charles Peccatte; a gold-mounted violin bow by W.E. Hill &
Sons; a silver-mounted violin bow by Eugene Sartory; and an
extremely rare 'swanhead'-model silver-mounted violin bow by Pierre
Simon.
Anyone with any information as to the bows' whereabouts is asked to
contact the Colchester office of the British Transport Police on
+44 (0)1473 693715, quoting the crime reference
B08/085410/2010.
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