Vintage Rose Garland Picture Frame, 5 x 7 in, Gold and Black

Description

Roses picked out in gold on a black ground is the most formal thing we do in a rectangle. The flowers run as a garland rather than sitting in the four corners, and against the black they read as bright outlines, which gives the frame the weight of something inherited rather than something bought this year.

That suits a photograph taken on purpose: a posed portrait, a graduation, a wedding, a picture of someone no longer here. On a mantel, a piano lid or a hall table it looks placed rather than put down, and the black keeps it compatible with the dark wood and brass that such surfaces usually already carry.

The opening is a plain 5 by 7, so a standard print goes in whole with no cropping. Durable polyresin with a hand-finished look that keeps the petals distinct, clear stain-resistant glass, an easel stand, built-in metal hooks for either orientation, and an easy-open backing.

Specifications

Where it fits

A formal portrait on a mantel or a piano.

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