The perfect Art Deco peice for a musician

[CharlesB]

 

[Miss 1929]

Beautiful

Tell us more... where's it from? How old? Maker?
i have a friend who is one of the to Art Deco and collector's guitars dealers, I'd like to show it to him... but it may already be his!

 

[CharlesB]

new model made by the german company Dusenberg Guitars. It's the Ron Wood signature model (aka one of the guitarists of the stones)

Ive had the chance to play them before and they are killer and not as expensive as youd think.

 

[Fletch]

Because of course all musicians worth a wet flip play the guitar.

Also, I have trouble reconciling Art Deco with a twang bar, never mind with Ron Wood.

 

[CharlesB]

Because of course all musicians worth a wet flip play the guitar.

Also, I have trouble reconciling Art Deco with a twang bar, never mind with Ron Wood.

he's always had flashy guitars. He used to use Zemaitis guitars almsot exclusively in the faces

 

[LocktownDog]

Because of course all musicians worth a wet flip play the guitar.

Yeah ... find me a 1920s Gibson .... mandolin, that is. Guitars are for show-offs.

Richard

 

[LocktownDog]

Never mind. Here's a 1919 Gibson F-4.

 

[Edward]

he's always had flashy guitars. He used to use Zemaitis guitars almsot exclusively in the faces

Yip, the mosaiced finish on this model is very clearly an echo of the Zemaitises of times past. Dusenbergs are gorgeous.... I'm personally a fan of the models that have a more clearly Gretsch vibe to them - hopefully one day I'll be able to afford one of those, even if a 6120 like Eddie Cochran's stays forever out of reach!

 

[cookie]

This a rerun episode of the American Antiques Roadshow right? [huh] [huh]

 

[matei]

They're really well-built guitars. I'm rather fond of their retro design myself. I tried a few out and they were sound guitars.