Labels and signatures from old and antique picture frames. Other aspects of framing, interiors, exteriors, signage, etc. Click on an image to enlarge. Email me, sidebar, Bron, or my colleague, fellow framewright, Richard Christie. If I add to a post, I'll bump it to the top. "Post Labels", to the right include specialties and locations if you are searching for something specific.
Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts
12/23/14
11/15/14
2/7/14
Superior Mouldings and The Southern India Trading Co. (Madras?)
A label from the paper used to wrap picture frame mouldings, found in the back of a frame along with pages from a Madras, India, newspaper dated 1937. The first label on the blog from India is a very decorative example.
Labels:
Belgium,
India,
Madras,
moulding supplier
5/15/13
12/20/12
8/4/12
Polak Bros
Polak Bros were based in London from 1875 to 1880, and traded from this address; 17 Rathbone Place, Oxford Street between 1876-1879. The business was run by James and Isaac Polak, who both came from Belgium. Some extra details on them, and several other possibly connected framemakers called Polak who traded in London around the same time, can be found on the National Portrait Gallery, British picture framemakers 1630-1950 resource. The frame is classic example of a Victorian heavily compo ornamented cove.
Labels:
Belgium,
England,
Framemaker/Framewright,
London
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