"a photo of one I once had, and another from a book. Please remember, I am not saying that it IS by the Roudhloffs. "
A network for historic guitars and vihuelas
For all gut strung historical guitars (Renaissance, Baroque, and Early Romantic) and related plucked, fretted instruments up to c. 1850
Photos
Latest Activity
"you are right 1810s"
"Ah, thanks I'll scope the inside more thoroughly to look for a stamp. A guess on the decade?"
"It's 100% French (100% not Italian), Mirecourt. possible an early Roudhloff. They sometimes stamped their guitars inside on the linings. But never seen their decoration (inlays) in that style. "
Anyone care to identify this early guitar?
I acquired this in a ruined state and have restored it (mostly needed mastic edging redone and was missing many of the ivory frets so I replaced with bone). Unmarked. Flamed maple body. I believe it is Italian circa 1800-1810. Note the fingerboard is fully inset. See More
Forum
Anyone care to identify this early guitar? 5 Replies
Started by Christopher Davies in Early Romantic Guitar. Last reply by James Westbrook Nov 30.
Little Stradivari guitar E 906.1 1 Reply
Started by Dr. Henner Kahlert in Baroque Guitar. Last reply by Monica Hall Oct 19.
La Villanelle, Robert de Visee 3 Replies
Started by Daniel Conrad Formell in Baroque Guitar. Last reply by Daniel Conrad Formell Oct 5.
Francesco Molino Collected Works for Guitar Solo
Started by Jan Burgers in General Discussion Sep 5.
Northeastern USA substitute for pearwood? 1 Reply
Started by Dino Silone in Instrument Building, Repair, and Strings. Last reply by William Kramer-Harrison Sep 1.
![Miguel de Fuenllana - Fantasia IX [DIY Renaissance Guitar]](http://static.ning.com/socialnetworkmain/widgets/video/gfx/defaults/video-0000FF.png?xn_version=2156632578&width=136&xj_video_default=1)
© 2023 Created by Jelma van Amersfoort.
Powered by
