Repair & RestorationOur approach to restoration and repair is to first do no harm: we strive to avoid alteration of original materials whenever possible, and to match the quality of original work with contemporary techniques and technologies. This goal is based on museum-level objectives of conservatorship and has contributed to the continued professional viability of otherwise critically damaged bows, historical and contemporary.
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Tip Repairsviolin/viola/cello
mammoth ivory, casein (made from milk protein), bone $180 silver - $200 minimum charge plastic - $120 tip-tip (the vertical portion of the ivory tip) $40-$100 |
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La Garniture (leather, wrappings)thumb grip, monitor lizard $45
thumb grip, Moroccan goatskin $30 Collar before winding $20 Windings/Lappings silver violin/viola $160 cello $170 bass $180 nickel silver available for $20 less than sterling gold wrappings based on market price faux whalebone $170 two silk thread $120, additional colors: $30 each Silver tinsel $180 polyurethane/rubber tubing at frog $5 (short) $10 (long) |
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Frog RepairsDetermined on an individual basis, including:
screw, button and eyelet repairs, bushings for eyelet hole, liners, and tongue rebuilding, crack stabilization |
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Pearl RepairsAdditional charges may apply depending on the condition of the frog.
Pearl Slide Replacement - $150+ (depending on material) Pearl Eye Replacement - $60+ (depending on material) |
Stick RepairsBush screw end with new nipple - $300
Bush screw hole, front end of frog mortise - $200 Spline for broken head - $350 Thread wrapping on crack or break - $75 Split stick repairs are available with pricing case-by-case. |
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Custom Frog Replacements/ReplicasCustom frog replacements are available for your valuable frog, starting at $1,750.
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Custom Button Replacement/ReplicasStarting at $600
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Pearl slide replacement on a fine French bass frog. |
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Contact us for project specific timelines and prices. |
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