Description
This little square photo frame pairs a slim brass border with clear glass, so a favourite snapshot seems to float inside a fine golden outline. The brass has a warm, softly aged tone rather than a bright shine, which sits especially well with black and white prints and older family pictures. It stands 8cm tall and measures 9cm across and 4cm deep with its stand opened out, and at around 105g it is light enough to move from shelf to desk whenever you fancy a change.
Because it is freestanding, it needs no wall and no nails: a fine wire easel folds out at the back and holds the frame at a gentle lean. That makes it a natural fit for a bedside table, a mantelpiece, a bookshelf or a desk at work, anywhere a small picture can sit close to hand. Its square shape works just as well for a portrait shot as a landscape one, and it is equally at home holding a pressed flower, a postcard cut to size or a handwritten note. A few of them grouped along a shelf make a charming little gallery of their own, and the pale gold tone sits comfortably beside both warm woods and cooler painted walls.
The frame is made from brass and glass. The front pane opens on a slim hinge at one side and closes with a small catch, so your picture sits flat between two panes of clear glass. The gentle variation in its aged brass tone gives it a quietly lived-in look. Care is simple: dust the brass with a soft dry cloth and wipe the glass with a slightly damp cloth, then dry it to keep it free of streaks. Slip a photograph inside before you wrap it and it becomes a small, personal gift that is ready to give.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Brass & glass |
| Length |
9cm |
| Width |
4cm |
| Height |
8cm |
| Weight |
0.105KG |
Frequently Asked
How big is this photo frame?
It stands 8cm tall and measures 9cm across and 4cm deep with its easel stand opened out, so it suits a small print.
How does the frame stand up?
A fine wire easel folds out at the back and holds the frame at a gentle lean on a shelf, desk or table, so no wall is needed.
How do I put a photo in?
The front glass pane opens on a slim hinge at one side. Lay your picture between the two panes of glass and close the small catch to hold it flat.
What is the frame made of?
It is made from brass and glass, with a slim brass border in a warm, aged tone around 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 with a slightly damp cloth, then dry it afterwards to keep it free of streaks.