Description
This hinged brass and glass photo frame holds a 6 x 4in photograph between two clear panes, so the picture seems to float inside a slim golden outline. The brass edging has a warm, softly aged finish that suits black and white prints and faded family snaps as happily as a crisp colour print. It stands 15cm tall and measures 12cm across and 5.5cm deep, a neat size that sits comfortably on even a narrow shelf. Any clear glass left around your picture lets the wall or shelf behind show through, giving the frame a light, airy look.
It is a natural fit for a mantelpiece, a bookshelf, a desk or a bedside table, and its small footprint means it never crowds a dressing table or a hallway console. A slim wire stand at the back lets it stand on its own, so there is no need for nails or hooks. We like it for a favourite portrait, a postcard from a trip, a pressed flower or a child's drawing, and a few grouped together along a shelf make a cheerful little gallery of family pictures. The golden tone sits well with white walls, natural wood and green plants alike.
The frame opens on a hinge along one side, like a book, so you simply lay your photograph on one pane, close the other over it and fasten the small catch. At 250g it feels solid in the hand yet is easy to move from room to room as the mood takes you. To keep it looking its best, dust the brass with a soft dry cloth and wipe the glass gently with a soft cloth, avoiding harsh cleaners. Set it beside a candle or a small vase for an easy, pretty corner, or wrap it with a treasured photograph already inside for a gift that feels truly personal.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Brass & glass |
| Length |
12cm |
| Width |
5.5cm |
| Height |
15cm |
| Weight |
0.25KG |
Frequently Asked
What size photograph does this frame hold?
It holds a 6 x 4in photograph, one of the most common print sizes, held between its two clear panes of glass.
How big is the frame itself?
The frame stands 15cm tall and measures 12cm across and 5.5cm deep, so it fits neatly on a narrow shelf, desk or bedside table.
How does the frame stand up?
A slim wire stand at the back holds the frame upright on any flat surface, so it needs no nails, hooks or wall space at all.
How do I put my photograph in?
The frame opens on a hinge like a book: lay your photograph on one pane of glass, close the other over it and fasten the small catch.
What is the frame made of?
It is made of brass and glass, with a warm golden brass edging around two clear glass panes that let your picture appear to float.
How should I clean it?
Dust the brass with a soft dry cloth and wipe the glass gently with a soft cloth, steering clear of harsh or abrasive cleaners.