Antique Portrait in Rosewood Veneer Frame – 11" x 13 ⅜"

Description :
This sepia-toned studio portrait of a woman in Edwardian dress is beautifully set in a veneered rosewood frame with a narrow brass liner. The photograph, likely taken around the turn of the 20th century, has a soft, formal tone and is preserved behind glass. The mitered corners of the frame show some age wear but remain sturdy and visually striking. The original wire hanger remains intact on the reverse, and the backing board appears to be original. A dignified and elegant piece, ideal for collectors of early photography or vintage interiors.

Era:
Early 1900s (Edwardian period)

Style:
Edwardian portraiture with late Victorian framing

Technique:
Studio photographic print mounted in rosewood veneer over wood, with glass and brass inset

Tools Used:
Camera, developing chemicals, veneer press, miter saw, glass cutter

History:
Studio portraits like this were common in the early 20th century, often commissioned to commemorate personal milestones or family heritage.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown photographer and frame artisan

Measurements:
11" W x 13 ⅜" T x ¾" D

Suggested Weight:
Approx. 2.5–3 lbs

Item Number : P13733

Category : Art

Brand : UK