Bring museum-quality drama to your walls with this stunning 19th-century Baroque Revival frame. This substantial architectural piece features high-relief composition (compo) carvings of scrolled acanthus leaves and floral rosettes. The rare two-tone finish—gilded gold ornaments set against a deep ebonized black border—creates a sophisticated contrast typical of high-end European gallery frames. The frame has an impressive overall footprint of nearly 13 inches, leading the eye into a 6x8 inch opening. The back reveals authentic antique construction with a solid wood sub-frame and original metal eyelets. It is the perfect size for a small oil portrait, a landscape, or to be fitted with a beveled mirror for a Hollywood Regency vanity display. Product Details: Era: Late 19th Century (c. 1870–1890). Materials: Giltwood, gesso/composition, and ebonized wood. Outer Dimensions: 12.9" x 10.9" Inner Opening (Rabbet): 6" x 8" Condition: Beautiful antique condition with expected minor wear to the gilding and authentic gesso character.
