Highlights – Pair of sterling silver (.925) Pedro Durán photo frames – 1960s craftsmanship with identical hallmarks (925 square punch, amphora, maker’s mark) – Ornate acanthus, vine and floral reliefs in deep repoussée – Dimensions: 20 × 15.5 cm each – Weight: 380 g + 387 g (total ≈ 767 g) – Wood-effect backs in excellent vintage condition – Professionally packed with protective materials – Fully insured worldwide shipping Description A superb pair of mid-20th-century sterling silver frames by Pedro Durán, one of Spain’s most prestigious silversmiths. Created circa 1960, both frames bear the same full set of hallmarks — the 925 purity mark in a square cartouche, the Spanish amphora symbol, and the Durán maker’s stamp — guaranteeing their authenticity and collectible relevance. Their ornamentation is remarkable: swirling acanthus leaves, vine tendrils and floral clusters executed in rich, sculptural relief. This decorative vocabulary is iconic of Durán’s early production, reflecting the refined European taste that defined Spanish luxury silver in the mid-century period. Measuring 20 × 15.5 cm, the frames offer generous proportions suitable for portrait photography, ceremonial images or interior décor in high-end homes, offices and boutique spaces. Their combined weight of 767 g underscores the solid construction and the quality of the silverwork. With their original wood-effect backs beautifully preserved, this matched pair stands as an exceptional acquisition for collectors, investors in fine silver, or anyone seeking sophisticated, museum-level decorative pieces. Details Maker: Pedro Durán Material: Sterling silver (.925), hallmarked Era: Circa 1960 (vintage) Design: Acanthus, vine & floral ornamentation Dimensions: 20 × 15.5 cm Weight: 380 g + 387 g Condition: Excellent vintage (4.7 / 5) Shipping Professionally packed with protective materials. Fully insured & tracked worldwide shipping.