Antique George V Sterling Silver Circular Picture Frame
Antique George V Sterling Silver Circular Picture Frame
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A circular sterling silver photo frame from 1919, made in Birmingham and hallmarked at the rim. The silver front is mounted over a turned oak back with a hinged easel stand, so it sits upright on a shelf or mantel. The plain rolled molding is the whole design here, which lets the silver and the shape carry the piece.
The sterling front shows light surface scratching and handling wear consistent with age, most visible under raking light across the flat of the rim. The hallmarks are clear and fully legible except the maker's mark, which is soft. The convex dome glass is intact with no chips or cracks that I can find. The turned oak back retains its original finish with expected wear, and the hinged easel stand is present and holds the frame upright as intended. No dents or splits to the silver. The frame holds a photograph up to roughly the aperture size noted above. Please review all photographs closely, as they form part of this description.
Shipping & Returns
All antique and vintage items are shipped from our warehouse in Bluffdale, Utah. Each piece is carefully packed by hand using archival materials and custom crating when necessary.
Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on the size and weight of the item. Local pickup is available at the AMD Warehouse.
All sales of antique and vintage items are final due to their unique, one-of-a-kind nature. Illuminé candles and The Collector's Guide may be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened and in original condition.
If your piece arrives damaged, please photograph the damage immediately (including packaging), contact us within 48 hours at austynmariedesign@gmail.com, and do not discard any packaging.
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Every antique and vintage item we carry has lived a life before arriving in your home. These are not factory-made products. They are objects with history, character, and the marks of time.
Age-appropriate wear, patina, minor imperfections, and signs of previous use or repair are inherent to antique and vintage items and are not considered defects. These characteristics are part of what makes each piece unique and are often what give it its beauty and value.
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