Frame for a plate painting, with an 18th-century gravure by of the Gallerie leading to the gardens at Vaux Hall.
Wood base covered with a high-quality giclée print on heavy paper. 8"x10 rectangular with an 8.75"x6.75"" center and holds up to a 5.5"x7.5"crescent or oblong plate. The frame is 1/2" deep (the plate might extend a bit in profile).
For scale, the pink piece is 7.5"x4".
Please select from the options:
A. Frame only: no holes, no hardware (if you have your own use for the frame, or if you'd like to use it as a tray)
B. Frame prepped, with hardware for a plate
Some assembly required:
1. Clamp the metal plate hanger over the plate.
2. Run each of the 2 pieces of framing wire horizontally through the loops at the ends of the springs.
3. Thread the wires through the 4 holes in the frame; turn over, tighten, and twist the top pair of wires and the bottom pair of wires; for extra security, twist the resulting twists together too in the middle; cut off any extra wire; push as flat as possible.
4. Peel off the felt and adhere it to the back to cover the wires (it's very sticky!), leaving the sawtooth hanger at the top exposed.
5. Hang your framed painting on the wall, stand back, and enjoy!
