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Hundreds of frame styles to choose from!
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Arts & Crafts
The American Arts & Crafts Movement started in the late 1800's and ended
about the time of WW1. Gustov Stickley advocated a return to simpler ideas,
honest craftsmanship and sturdy ornamentation as a rebellion against the
ornate victorian furniture of the time. We have taken this phylosophy and
created a Series of Frame styles that evoke that same sense of honest
craftsmanship and simple design. The Slip Joint Series (Sj-), the Arroya
Series, and the Glassgow Series.
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Hicks Frames |
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Hicks frames (Raised
Corner Block)
come in a variety of styles.
They can be whimsical, Folkey, or Contemporary. They can be Elegent,
Traditional, or all of the above.
The picture on the left show some examples.
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Slip-joint
Frames
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Shown to the right.
Sj-2 1/4" Antique Tiger Maple
Arroya 2-3" in Cherry
Glassgow 1 1/2" in Dark Mission Oak |
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Round Corner Frames |
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Cross Lap Frames |
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The Cross-Lap frame is a simple frame that was popular around 1905. It
is ideally suited to less formal settings and art work.
The frames are offered in Mission Oak, cherry, walnut, mahogany, and
tiger maple.
Two flush dowels are standard; other options are available.
Each Cross-Lap frame is made from scratch; so the standard dimension of
1" rail and 2" rails are offered as a suggestion only
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Mirror Frames |
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The Architectural Elements Series is the result of this evolutionary
process. Architectural Elements is Wall Furniture to stylishly house
Mirrors, Tapistries, Paintings and other objects d'art. Architectural
Elements is a Limited Edition Series, each individually made. Matching
woods is a hallmark of each Architectural Element, his hallmark is woven
throughout the entire series. Each is shaped, sanded, and finished as if
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Craftsman Style in Quartersawn White Oak |
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Ghershwin Style in Mahogany |
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Moderne Style in Quartersawn White Oak |
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Praire Style in Mahogany |
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Metropoliton Style in Cherry |
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