A more traditional frame and mount choice for a watercolour, is a reproduction English style swept frame and washline mount.
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- Stock finishes
- Washline and swept
- Gilt and paint
- Antique watercolour frames
- A Framer's Collection
- Frame extension
- Silk strips
- Team Sky
- Two antique frames
- Vermeer's paintings in their frames
- Gluing corners together
- Rebate and repairs continued...
- Repairs and extending rebate
- Carved arts and crafts
- Finished repair
- Gilding repairs
- Louis XIV repairs
- Slip rebate size
- Cut downs
- Repairs to Watts
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