GUITAR, hand built Parlor guitar, signed Peter Benson, early 20th century.

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1116483. GUITAR, hand built Parlor guitar, signed Peter Benson, early 20th century.

Description

Approx. 93cm x approx. 32cm x 9.5cm Older hand built Parlor guitar. Signed inside the body.
Made of noble wood, i.a. mahogany and rosewood.
Triangular neck. The inlays in the fingerboard are made of mother of pearl. Built to be steel strung, which is noticeable in the Martin-like pyramid bridge.

Condition

Used condition, playable.
Crack in the lower left part of the body with a potential glue joint, as well as a crack at the housing.

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Highest bid:
920 EUR
Estimate: 455 EUR
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17 Jul 2019 at 15:07 EDT
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Bid history

10 A 17 Jul, 15:05920 EUR
2 17 Jul, 15:05910 EUR
10 A 17 Jul, 15:04774 EUR
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1116483. GUITAR, hand built Parlor guitar, signed Peter Benson, early 20th century.

Description

Approx. 93cm x approx. 32cm x 9.5cm Older hand built Parlor guitar. Signed inside the body.
Made of noble wood, i.a. mahogany and rosewood.
Triangular neck. The inlays in the fingerboard are made of mother of pearl. Built to be steel strung, which is noticeable in the Martin-like pyramid bridge.

Condition

Used condition, playable.
Crack in the lower left part of the body with a potential glue joint, as well as a crack at the housing.

The item details are approximate automatic translations. Auctionet.com is not responsible for any translation errors. Show the original Swedish texts.

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