It really sings with the right strings and has a surprisingly rich bottom end for a classical-type, nylon-string acoustic guitar. I tried out A LOT of guitars before deciding on this one. Ultimately, I gave up learning to play and have finally come to terms with letting this go.
I have been unable to identify the maker and no label or maker mark is present, but it is clearly nicely made. Not overly-braced and with a solid wood top, it has a wonderful resonance. I had a couple of luthiers look it over after I got it and they speculated that it was likely made in Brazil. The sides are solid wood and as far as I can tell, so is the back, but I'm not an expert.
50mm width at the nut
660mm scale length
It's a vintage instrument and has character marks and shows some wear. Strings are not super fresh (not ancient either), but they are in good condition and playable. No case included, but it comes with a guitar stand.