Sturmans Antiques Ltd

Description

A large solid silver George VI period photo frame with decorative ribbon design crest to the top, hallmarked Birmingham 1937. The plain polished silver face returning around the sides to meet the solid oak back with sturdy easel stand. Fine quality ribbon design crest mounted to the top. Presented in immaculate condition with a deep shine. Takes photo 7" x 9" Measures over all 10" high x 7.25" wide x 0.5" deep. Stock number 36311.
Tracked and insured postage for this item is £8.00 for mainland UK. Please contact us for delivery abroad.
Sturmans Antiques is a family run business, established over 35 years ago in the beautiful market town of Hawes in the Yorkshire Dales. Full selection of web items on our website. We are proud to provide our customers with a fantastic choice of quality antiques at competitive prices with new pieces arriving daily there is always something new to see online via our Instagram account, on our YouTube channel or in our superb showrooms. More items are available to view via our website.

We have over 800 unique antique items to choose from, including a wide selection of antique furniture and upholstery, complemented by antique silver, paintings, mirrors and Moorcroft.

We also sell a wide selection of contemporary lamps and throws to enhance any room setting.

Please contact us if you are looking for something in particular, as we may have it in stock or be able to source it for you.

Our showrooms are open 7 days a week or you can shop online.

Our terms and conditions for purchases can be found under the 'Terms' tab on our website.

We offer a delivery service for larger items within mainland UK, which for local deliveries includes the installation and set up of longcase clocks purchased from us. We can also arrange overseas shipment with your preferred shipper please contact us for a door-to-door fixed price package.

Sturmans Antiques has been a member of LAPADA for over 25 years, providing assurance to customers that when they make a purchase, it is within their strict Code of Practice.