Unknown pretty parlor guitar

[jeng3000]

I bought this guitar in response to a Craiglist ad a couple years ago in the Boston area. Bought the guitar from someone in a big house. The finish is very nice, like a heavy wood stain. Keys are black, not sure if they are vintage. They feel new. Headstock is solid slab, unlike a lot of parlor guitars which are slotted. There are no markings on this guitar.. no serial number, no name, nothing.

Would love to know if this looks like anything familiar. Maybe it's a refinished vintage American guitar. Maybe it's a cheap guitar cranked out in Indonesia. I have no idea...

Take a look at the bridge... it's glued on. I'm considering removing it, filing it down, and letting it float since I think it's too high (action is really high) and one of the strings is buzzing like crazy.

Fret wire is pretty thin.

Overall "finish" is very nice... would look really unique sitting next to one of those Art & Lutherie parlors.

Any ideas?

Photos (sorry, didn't get a chance to take really good ones)
http://gallery.me.com/engelgrafik1#100017

[viking]

the bridge was not glued at the time. it was intended to be floating l would think from what l can see its a harmony that was sold in the 20s or 30s by cataloge sales . but without a good pic in the sound hole its hard to tell . look inside see if it has a small stamp with a number. it would be smaller than a penny l use a magnifier in order to read it .

[viking]

l took a second look and from the pic of the head stock l would say its 30s harmony. l have a archtop thats 30s same headstock. l went to the shop owned by my old business partner and looked at a guitar made by regal which is angle bracesd. it has a name and was sold by some dealer in the 30s. verymuch the same tailpiece.