All along the many years of our activity as restorers and guitar experts,
we were asked the same recurring question: can antique guitars be played?
Our answer is categorical: YES! With no problems (read more).

	Guitar made by Brugère, Mirecourt c.1845. Guitar by Valance jeune, Mirecourt, c.1845. Guitar by Lacote, Paris 1828. Guitar made by Juan Moreno, Madrid c.1830. Guitar by Lacote, Paris 1830. Guitar made by Christian Aubin, Paris 1968. Guitar made by Lacote, Paris c.1850. Baroque guitar by Nicolas Aîné, Mirecourt c. 1780. Guitar by Jérome-Thibouville-Lamy, Mirecourt c.1860. Spanish guitar made by Juan Pastor, Buenos Aires, 1921. Guitar made for Koliker, Paris circa 1825. Spanish guitar made by Domingo Esteso, Madrid 1924. Spanish guitar made by Antonio Royo, Saragosse 1863. Italian "battente" guitar made by Gateano Vinaccia, Naples ,1829. Guitar made by Hyppolite Collin, Paris (France), circa 1820. Spanish guitar made by Casa Gonzalez, Barcelone c.1930. Spanish guitar made Jose Serratosa, Barcelone c.1910. « Spanish guitar », Preston and Longmann & Broderip style, made in London c.1800