Neapolitan mandolin Vesuvienne made in Mirecourt (France) c. 1930.
Table of spruce and soundhole edged with white plastic and ebony stringing.
Table edged with mother of pearl and ebony 'pistagnes'.
Scratchplate in tortoishell with mother of pearl floral inlay.
Ebony and ivory bridge.
Ebony 'concert' fingerboard with 26 metal frets and mother of pearl dots. Bone nut.
Ebony arm support.
Neck and head lacquered of black. Brass machine head.
Back of 17 rosewood ribs divided by maple stringing.
Branded on the table : Vesuvienne
Totale length : 601 mm
