Electar Lap Steel Electric Guitar by Epiphone

Electar Lap Steel Electric Guitar 1932 - 1942

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The Electar Lap Steel Electric Guitar, produced by Epiphone between 1932 and 1942, is a sleek and modern take on the traditional lap steel guitar. The instrument features a streamlined, Art Deco-inspired body made of black Bakelite with a polished, almost futuristic finish. The exposed, wooden neck with its inlaid dots stands out against the dark body, adding a touch of warmth and naturalness to the overall design. This guitar, which is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, exemplifies the innovative spirit of musical instrument design in the early 20th century.