A Symmetrical Frame

A folding map of the City of London, published in 1900 by the cartographer G W Bacon & Co. We framed it with an elegant oak moulding and a French mount of acid-free boards.

This is the moulding in cross-section, in the vice prior to joining. When I went to collect it from the suppliers at Rose & Hollis, I was told by Adrian Hollis that he was inspired to produce this moulding by a vintage frame he found in a skip some years earlier. It was exactly the same oak profile and it had a Rowley Gallery label on the back.

There was a nice symmetry to Adrian’s resurrected moulding coming home to The Rowley Gallery.

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3 thoughts on “A Symmetrical Frame”

  1. Hello,
    I am writting from Spain and I am looking for the way to contact Rose and Hollis by email, I would like to see their catalogue and I can´t understand by pone.
    Thanks!

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