Pair of Indian colonial sterling silver photo frames
Pair of Indian colonial sterling silver photo frames
5128
Excellent quality in all respects, this pair of plain colonial silver photograph frames were hand made in a heavy gauge of silver, and fitted with smooth polished hardwood backs and easels.
The portrait style apertures will display 190mm x 265mm (7½" x 10½") photographs.
Indian colonial silver refers to pieces produced in India for a European clientele from 1790 - when the East India Company began trading in Calcutta - until 1947 when India gained the independence from the British Raj.
Dimensions:
c1900
Calcutta
Excellent
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