Gilded frames

imported french and italian designs beveled large mirrors, gilded frames, ornate furniture, ornaments, bronzes, art deco and antique styles....

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 13 working days RottenstoneVery fine abrasive for polishing French polish finishes. PurposeLiberon Rottenstone is a very fine abrasive for polishing French polish finishes. Performance- Ideal for producing an ‘aged’ dusty look on newly restored antiques, modern furniture and picture frames etc. - Cuts back French polishes - Can be used wet or dry ApplicationApply with a light oil such as liquid paraffin or linseed oil and a cotton or felt pad. Dip the pad into the oil and then into the Rottenstone. Using moderate pressure rub along the grain until the desired level of sheen is achieved. Wipe off excess with a cotton cloth then wipe over with a cloth dampened with white spirit to remove the oil film. Allow to dry before applying a wax. Liberon Ultra Fine Steel Wool () may be used for preliminary cutting back. For an aged effect on gilded surfaces lightly dust the surface using a pounce or soft brush and then blow or lightly brush off excess Rottenstone leaving the dust to lie in the recesses. ImportantAlways test product on a spare surface or inconspicuous area for colour, compatibility and end result.

Lovely 4 Philip Bawcombe pictures of various houses and buildings Length of frame 520 mm Width 415 mm All 4 frames are gilded, pictures are under glass  one frame does have wear to one edge otherwise all are very good The prints are of Houses in Stellenbosch,Schoongezicht wine cellar and the slave bell at Old Nectar Farm All the prints are in very good condition An awesome set !