Picture frame (2) - Glass, Brass






He accumulated 18 years' experience, worked as junior specialist at Sotheby’s and managed Kunsthandel Jacques Fijnaut.
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Pair of French Louis XVI style table-top photo frames from the Napoleonic III era, circa 1880–1890, made of glass and brass, with heavy beveled crystal panels, a brass support frame, and spherical feet, measuring 20 cm high and 11 cm wide externally (16.5 cm by 11 cm internal) and in good condition with small corner flaws to the glass.
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Pair of French easel picture frames / table frames, Louis XVI style / Napoleonic III era, late 19th century (circa 1880–1890).
Elegant set of two French Napoleonic III period easel frames, worked in the refined Louis XVI style.
Each piece consists of a rectangular and thick plate of crystal-clear glass, endowed with a finely beveled facets along the entire periphery.
The supporting and rear fixing structure is made of gilded brass, topped at the crest by an ornamental cutout finial with a voluminous ribbon-bow motif.
The set sits stably on the base on delicate ball-shaped feet.
The fixing system operates through a central rear brass spring, allowing easy insertion of portraits, postcards, or antique engravings.
Decorative pieces of great charm and timeless appeal, highly sought after by collectors of nineteenth-century decorative arts.
Good overall condition, small flaws at the corners of the glass noted in the photos
Seller's Story
No reserve price!
Pair of French easel picture frames / table frames, Louis XVI style / Napoleonic III era, late 19th century (circa 1880–1890).
Elegant set of two French Napoleonic III period easel frames, worked in the refined Louis XVI style.
Each piece consists of a rectangular and thick plate of crystal-clear glass, endowed with a finely beveled facets along the entire periphery.
The supporting and rear fixing structure is made of gilded brass, topped at the crest by an ornamental cutout finial with a voluminous ribbon-bow motif.
The set sits stably on the base on delicate ball-shaped feet.
The fixing system operates through a central rear brass spring, allowing easy insertion of portraits, postcards, or antique engravings.
Decorative pieces of great charm and timeless appeal, highly sought after by collectors of nineteenth-century decorative arts.
Good overall condition, small flaws at the corners of the glass noted in the photos
