Silverplated Narrow Wave Wood Back Photo Frame 10 x 8in - Silver

This narrow wave photo frame sets a favourite picture inside a slim border of shiny silver, its surface rippled with soft, uneven waves that catch the light as you pass. It is a rectangular frame with a single opening for a 10 x 8in print, and the whole piece is 28cm tall, 23cm wide and 2cm deep, so it sits comfortably on most shelves without taking them over. The front is 999 silver plate with a bright, polished finish, and the back is wood.

A 10 x 8in print is a generous size, large enough for a portrait, a family group or a favourite landscape to read clearly from across the room. The frame has a stand at the back, so it needs no wall and no fixings: set it on a mantelpiece, a sideboard, a bookshelf or a bedside table, wherever the faces in it belong. Silver sits easily with almost any scheme, from crisp white walls to warm woods and deep painted colours. It also makes a thoughtful new home gift, helping someone fill their first shelves with a face they love.

The wave pattern runs all the way round the narrow border, so the edges look lively without crowding the photograph inside. The wood back gives the frame a sturdy base and your print a firm backing. To keep the silver bright, dust it with a soft dry cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners; a gentle wipe with a barely damp cloth, dried straight away, lifts fingerprints. For a present, frame a photograph that means something to the person receiving it before you wrap it: a ready-filled frame is one of the most personal gifts we know.

What size photo does this frame hold?

It holds one 10 x 8in print in a single rectangular opening, a generous size for portraits, family groups and favourite landscapes.

How big is the frame overall?

The frame is 28cm tall, 23cm wide and 2cm deep, so it fits on most shelves, mantelpieces and bedside tables without crowding them.

Does the frame stand up on its own?

Yes, it has a stand at the back, so it sits freestanding on a shelf, sideboard or desk and needs no wall or fixings.

What is the frame made of?

The front is 999 silver plate with a shiny, polished finish and a narrow wave pattern around the border, and the back of the frame is wood.

How do I keep the silver looking bright?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners; for fingerprints, a barely damp cloth dried straight away is good general practice for silver.

Would this frame make a good gift?

It makes a thoughtful new home gift, especially with a meaningful photograph framed before wrapping, and its silver finish suits almost any room scheme.