Frame - Walnut - Carved, 85 x 100 cm, 1940





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A large carved golden frame in walnut wood, dating to circa 1940–1950, with external dimensions 100 × 85 cm (internal 80 × 65 cm), weighing about 6 kg, in good used condition with minor signs of age.
Description from the seller
Description:
Large vintage decorative frame made of wood, with abundant relief ornamentation of botanical motifs and a gilded finish combined with dark tones.
The molding features rich and deep decoration, with a beautiful contrast effect between the gilded and black areas. Its design recalls classical frames inspired by Baroque and Neobaroque.
Approximate dating: 1940–1960.
Approximate measurements: 85 × 100 cm.
It is in generally good vintage condition, with normal signs of aging, small nicks, losses and wear to the gilded finish visible in the photographs, which add character and authenticity to the piece.
Ideal for framing a painting, print, mirror or as a decorative element on its own. It can be placed vertically or horizontally.
Measurements are approximate. The photographs are an integral part of the description.
Description:
Large vintage decorative frame made of wood, with abundant relief ornamentation of botanical motifs and a gilded finish combined with dark tones.
The molding features rich and deep decoration, with a beautiful contrast effect between the gilded and black areas. Its design recalls classical frames inspired by Baroque and Neobaroque.
Approximate dating: 1940–1960.
Approximate measurements: 85 × 100 cm.
It is in generally good vintage condition, with normal signs of aging, small nicks, losses and wear to the gilded finish visible in the photographs, which add character and authenticity to the piece.
Ideal for framing a painting, print, mirror or as a decorative element on its own. It can be placed vertically or horizontally.
Measurements are approximate. The photographs are an integral part of the description.

