Ogee Picture Frame with Raised Outer Edge (12×16)
Antique American picture frame with ogee molding and raised outer edge in Circa 1850. Walnut. Circa 1850s.
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Gilt Silver Picture Frame (10×14)
Antique American gilt silver picture frame with complex molded profile. Outer edges painted in gold. Newer nails at corners indicate likely cut down from a larger picture frame. Circa 1840.
Gilt Beveled Picture Frame with Raised Edge (8.25×11.5)
Antique American gilt picture frame with stepped bevel molding and raised outer edge. Deep overall profile. Yellow bole on outside edges. Circa 1840
Ebonized Oak Mission Style Picture Frame (8×11)
Antique American flat panel mission style picture frame with raised outer edge in dark stained/fumed finish. Circa 1900-1920.
Pair of American Notched Tramp Art Picture Frames (8×10)
Dark red-brown, five-layer, notched tramp art frames in old varnish. Printed cigar box sections visible on reverse. Circa 1900.
Black and Gold Picture Frame with Large Brass Bosses (8×10)
Flat black laquer molding flanked by molded gold edges and decorated with very large brass bosses. Circa 1870.
Deep Walnut Picture Frame with Carved Edge Detail (11×14)
Deep walnut picture frame with gilt liner. Undulating felled tree branch motif decorates the foremost edge in finely carved high relief. Wide gilt liner. Circa 1880s.
Faceted American Empire Mahogany Veneer Picture Frame with Loop Hanger (5.25×6.75)
Faceted American Empire pine frame with figured mahogany veneers. Original loop hanger. Circa 1840s.
Adirondack Style Picture Frame: Striped Moldings (5×6.5)
Playful striped effect achieved by juxtaposing the light and dark colors of the base molding an inlay. White porcelain buttons with brass bosses at intersections. Circa 1900.
Pair of Eastlake Picture Frames: Yellow Tiger and Brown Tortoise Shell Paint Decoration (8×10)
Pair of three-layer Eastlake style picture frames. Outermost moldings are decorated in black and yellow tigered motif. Middle moldings are decorated in red-brown tortoise style. Liners have been overpainted in now dull gold. Circa 1870s.