This original photo frame from the 1930s is crafted from brass with a matte, silvery finish, its surface unified by authentic patina and visible traces of natural oxidation. The structure is defined by distinctly geometric lines typical of the Art Deco era: stylized, stepped architectural details on both sides support a vertical glass pane. The brass, gently dimmed by the passage of time, and subtle discoloration reinforce the object’s historical authenticity. The entire frame rests on a multi-layered, rectangular base, visually anchoring the balanced proportions. All visible glass-to-metal connections are mechanically executed, consistent with 1930s craftsmanship. The frame has survived in good, original condition, with a well-preserved patina, light scratches, and minor surface changes—most evident at the base—but with no visible repairs or significant damage.The form of the frame conveys the measured geometry of the interwar period—every line, tier, and subdued metallic sheen tells the story of an era when craftsmanship was inspired by urban and architectural motifs. The rigorous detailing, apparent simplicity, and noble, matte color palette express the Art Deco pursuit of harmony between functionality and modern refinement. Rather than seeking attention, the frame quietly organizes the space, allowing the photograph to inherit the spirit of a bygone time. Its authentic patina and minor scratches mark the trace of many years—a record of time, not an imperfection.In classic arrangements, the frame would best be displayed on a veneered console or modernist secretary, or on a lacquered shelf alongside mid-century vases. It may be paired with other metal accessories featuring clean lines, or with dark
DIMENSION
Height18 cm
Depth13 cm
Width13 cm
Dimension details
Width13 cm
Height18 cm
Depth13 cm
Weight1 kg
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