Neapolitan mandolin by Gennaro and Achille VINACCIA made in Napoli (Italia) in 1890.
Spruce table edged by ebony and maple stringing.
Soundhole edged by ebony and maple stringing and mother of pearl design included in black mastic.
Tortoishell scratchplate.
Ebony bridge.
Body edged with rosewood composed by 21 maple ribs divided by rosewood stringing.
Tailpiece-buttons of bone.
Head and neck veneered of rosewood.
Enclosed machine head with bone buttons.
Ebony fingerboard with 17 brass frets and mop dots, bone nut.
Labelled : (Blason)
Flli GENro ED Alle VINACCIA FU Ple
Fabbricanti di Strumenti armonici DI SM LA REGINA D'ITALIA
Rua Catalana N° 53
NAPOLI
ANNO 1890
Total length : 597 mm
