Early 20th century. Portuguese guitar traditionally meant to have twelve metal strings in five courses, currently with five nylon ones. Missing a bridge but otherwise intact. With ebonized tuning keys, rosewood neck, dual heart-shaped sound holes and marquetry design to body, traditional viola da terra head with tuning pegs inserted from the back. In hard case with grey faux fur lining. 36.25" total length, 10.25" width, 3.5" depth