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3501 :: 1825 Louis Panormo guitar, made in England, labelled '663, Panormo Fecit, Anno 1825, London, 26 High Street, Bloomsbury'

Lot Number 3501. 1825 Louis Panormo guitar, made in England, labelled '663, Panormo Fecit, Anno 1825, London, 26 High Street, Bloomsbury'. Auctioned at The Guitar Auction - Day Three - Pro Audio, Studio & Hi-fi Equipment, with Traditional Classical & Flamenco Guitars on 16th June 2023
 
1825 Louis Panormo guitar, made in England, labelled '663, Panormo Fecit, Anno 1825, London, 26 High Street, Bloomsbury'; Back and sides: two piece maple, slight separation to centre inlay, wear to centre back and further minor marks, minor wear to sides as to be expected; Top: fine grained spruce, hairline splits (some repaired, some opening); Neck: ebonised; Fretboard: rosewood, surface wear; Frets: brass, refret, minor wear; Hardware: brass tuning strips with engraved edging and oval buttons; Case: ebonised wooden hard case; Nut width: 48mm; Sound length: 635mm ** Ivory sale exemption submission reference P7A3V7GR

Estimate: £3000-5000

Sold For: £3200.00

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