Pig nose guitars

I have just stumbled on this topic so I realise my response may be a little late but! In June this year I called in at a tiny pub in Lechlade Oxfordshire UK (On the River Thames about 100 mile west of London) a trio were playing there; blues, bit of modern and some 'easy listening' songs. The trio consisted of a drummer on bongos, bass and A drum, A lady singing and playing a tiny Bass guitar and a man singing and playing a tiny guitar. It was very good and after the gig I asked if the trio had a band name. The response was Pignose after the guitars. The guitars were about 1/3rd the size of normal ones and did indeed have an amp built into each of them, however both guitars were feeding into thier own Marshall amps. they gave a very good sound and the (very good) guitarist whose name I didnt get seemed very enthusiastic about the guitars versatility. As was obvious to anyone at the gig as he had played the guitar throughout the gig with just both E strings and a D string! I did try finding out about the guitars later and stumbled on a response relating to Pignose which featured an artist named Mike Brewley (I think) a rather dated photo of Mr Brewley who looked a lot like the guitarist in the pub but with more hair. (no offence intanded). And there my inquirey petered out until now.