Large single crystals of the double-perovskite BaScNbO were grown from the melt for the first time. With a lattice parameter at room temperature of 4.11672(1) \r{A}, this cubic double-perovskite has an excellent lattice match to BaSnO, PbZrTiO, LaInO, BiScO, and other perovskites of contemporary interest. Differential thermal analysis showed that BaScNbO melts at 216530{\deg}C in an inert atmosphere. Competitive grain growth was visualized by energy dispersive Laue mapping. X-ray diffraction rocking curve measurements revealed full width at half maximum values between 21 and 33 arcsec for 002 and 004 reflections. The crystals were sufficiently large to yield (100)-oriented single-crystal substrates with surface areas as large as 10 x 10 mm.

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