Square Ceramic Picture Frame The Devil in the Moonlight

Hand-carved in the United States in the early 20th century, the focal point of this double picture frame is the stylized naval insignia. Both glass frames, which fit 6 x 4 photos, currently contain a pair of near antique black and white postcards (they are included). The frame on the left has a print of a circa 1930 George Harris photograph of the USS Constitution, aka “Old Ironsides”. The frame on the right has a lithograph of a full rigged windjammer (commercial sailing boat) that was originally printed in the early 1900’s. The two frames are positioned splayed outward so that the bottom of the frames meet in one point. Both frames are adorned with leaves and rectangular borders with diapered background. The outside bottom corners are each conical volute scrolls with fluted embellishments. At the top of the frames, a large eagle is presented displayed, wings elevated (wings spread wide with the tips pointing upward). The eagle is perched upon a shaped shield with stars and stripes, in the style of an early American flag...

Very nice and rare 19th century plaster portrait signed by ED.Devaulx and dated 1869 in cambered Napoleon III frame. Very elegant man and exceptional quality. The back is closed wi...

Mid-century ceramic picture frame. Traditionally manufactured circa 1960. In original condition with minor wear consistently of age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. Mat...

Elegant white ceramic picture frame. This fantastic piece was designed in Italy during the 1960s and it is designed by Tommaso Barbi. This item is breathtaking to the amazing glossy ...

Square photographs from the 1970s in brass and steel Italian design, Romeo Rega attributed. Elegant and Particular design.

This charming Christian Dior Paris sterling silver picture frame boasts a geometric square shape with a raised pied de poule pattern. The back and easel are in shiny lacquered wood w...