Description
This gold photo frame carries a ticket-shaped plaque at its base reading The Polar Express, with the word BELIEVE spelled out beneath in rows of black dots, just like a punched ticket. The frame is a classic rectangle in a warm gold finish, edged all round with a twisted rope border and stepped inside with neat moulded bands that lead the eye in towards your picture. It holds a 6 x 4in photograph upright in portrait and measures 18cm tall, 13cm wide and 1cm deep. The plaque sits a little proud of the frame in a softer rosy gold, with a tiny ticket number printed in one corner, so the whole piece feels like a small keepsake rather than a plain frame.
As a freestanding frame it needs no wall and no nails, so it simply sits wherever you want a picture close by: a mantelpiece, a bedside table, a bookshelf or a desk. The gold finish sits happily beside warm wood and pale painted shelves alike, and a snowy winter photograph looks especially good inside it. At this compact size it tucks neatly in among other frames on a sideboard or dresser.
The frame is made from polystone resin with a gold finish across the front and sides. At the back, a black backing board is held in place by two turn clips, so changing the picture takes only a moment, and a hinged easel opens out to stand the frame on any flat surface. To keep the gold looking its best, we suggest dusting it now and then with a soft dry cloth rather than wiping it wet. For an easy gift, slip a favourite photograph inside before you wrap it, and the present is ready to open and put straight on the shelf.
Specification
| Material |
Polystone |
| Colour |
Gold |
| Height |
18cm |
| Width |
13cm |
| Depth |
1cm |
| Weight |
0.257kg |
| Photo Size |
6 x 4in (15 x 10cm) |
| Photos |
One |
Frequently Asked
What size photograph does this frame hold?
It holds a standard 6 x 4in photograph upright in portrait, and the frame itself measures 18cm tall, 13cm wide and 1cm deep.
What is the frame made from?
The frame is made from polystone resin with a warm gold finish, a twisted rope border and a ticket-shaped plaque at the base.
How does the frame stand?
A hinged easel on the back opens out so the frame stands on its own on a mantelpiece, shelf, desk or bedside table.
What does the plaque on the frame say?
The ticket plaque reads The Polar Express in script, with BELIEVE spelled out below in black dots and a small ticket number in one corner.
How do I put my photograph in?
Turn the two clips on the back, lift out the black backing board, lay your photograph in place, then refit the board and turn the clips back.
How should I look after the gold finish?
We suggest dusting the frame now and then with a soft dry cloth, which keeps the gold finish and the plaque looking clean and bright.