Jacob Eury (born 6 April 1765 in Mirecourt – died 7 October 1848) was a French luthier and bow maker.
Raffin, Paul Childs), agree that Eury's work is often compared to that of Tourte.
[1] "Among Niccolò Paganini's bows were a Jacob Eury (Tourte model), Nicholas Duchaine c.1765, F. Tourte (later belonged to Partello collection), N. Lupot (Tourte model), a steel bow by J.B. Vuillaume which he endorsed and used often.
His favorite bow was a Neapolitan bow (maker unknown, and a Tourte like model) made to his very strict specifications, which was broken in several places when it fell off the back of his coach on tour (as he was travelling in England towards Newcastle).
Paganini had taken it to Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume for repairs as they were good friends.