Late 19th C. American gold leaf and walnut burl, reverse profile “Eastlake” frame

Frame #1867

A picture frame with gold trim and a gray background.

$1,080.00

Description

This frame has a beveled liner and then rises at a steep angle to the rounded top edge descending downward in a walnut burl frieze with incised and gilded leaf and vine designs at the corners. The outer edge is two narrow gilded steps with flat sides. Original finishes. The Eastlake style is named after Charles Eastlake the 19th C. British designer and taste maker.

Sight Size: 28 5/8 x 35 3/8

Rabbet Size: 29 3/8 x 36 1/8

Moulding Width: 5 1/4

Any of our frames can be restored, re-sized or have a gilded liner added to alter the size.

Please contact us for more information.

Frame Size Definitions:

Sight Size refers to the smallest interior measure or opening size in
the frame as viewed from the front of the frame.
Rabbet Size refers to the inside measurement from the back of the frame
that the art or a mirror would fit into.

Width refers to the molding width from the inner sight edge to the outside edge of the frame.
Description: The frames are described from the inside sight edge
across the width of the molding to the outside edge.

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