Stanford White Style Frame

American, late 20th century, custom frame in the style of Stanford White with alternating rows of repeating waves, ripples, rope twist, pearls, etc.. Overall 14 1/2" x 17 1/2", rabbet 11" x 14", moldi

"Gloucester Wharf" oil on canvas laid to board 23 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches (overall including Stanford White style frame)

"Man Reading" oil on board 17 1/4 x 15 1/4 inches (overall including Stanford White style frame)

"Boats Tied to Long Wharves / Possibly Boston" oil on canvas laid to panel. 18 x 22 inches (overall including Stanford White style frame)

"Farmyard" oil on artist board. 15 x 17 inches (overall including custom Stanford White style frame)

American, ca. 1880, having reverse profile with alternating ripple and wave ornament, pale lemon gold gilding. Rabbet 14 1/2" x 18 1/2", Overall 22 3/4" x 26 3/4", Molding 4 1/2".

WILLAM GEDNEY BUNCE (AMERICAN 1840-1916), WATERCOLOR, SUNSET VENICE, SIGNED. 14 1/4 X 10"; FINE STANFORD WHITE STYLE GILT FRAME-21 5/8 X 17 1/2"

Very Rare Large Stanford white style American frame. Made by Newcomb Macklin. Painting size 30 1/4" x 24 1/4". Overall 42" x 37"

A nice gold gilded Stanford White style replica style frame. Standard early American Impressionist size.Rabbit size 5 1/2 x 9 1/4. Sight size 4 7/8 x 8 5/8. Overall size 11 1/2 x 15 1/2.

American, ca. 1900, complex layered design simulating fabric and basket weaving, possibly designed by Stanford White. Rabbet: 20" x 34" Overall Dimensions: 29" x 43" Molding Width: 4.75"

Pair of Gill and Lagodich Ebonized and Parcel-Gilt Frames, in the Style of Stanford White With a paper label: 'GILL & LAGODICH...'. With 'antiqued' mirror plate. 44 1/4 x 26 1/4 in.

American, ca. 1920, likely by Newcomb Macklin, iconic Stanford White style in white painted surface. Rabbet: 20" x 30" Overall Dimensions: 27" x 37" Molding Width: 3 3/4"

Largest to smallest rabbet size: Pair of Arts and Crafts 25 x 30 inches, Art Nouveau 15 x 19 inches, Arts and Crafts 14 x 18 inches, Double cove 12 x 15 inches and (2) Stanford White style examples 11

Attributed to Joseph Cabus (1824-1894) NYC, ca. 1890, hand carved and gilded with compo elements in a great standard size, a tour de force of Stanford White's design, this frame is nearly identical to

American, ca. 1910, designed by Stanford White with alternating rows of repeating waves, ripples, rope twist, pearls, etc., likely made by Newcomb Macklin. Rabbet: 16" x 18" Overall Dimensions: 23.5"

Newcomb Macklin, ca. 1910, designed by Stanford White with alternating rows of repeating waves, ripples, rope twist, pearls, etc., in a great standard size iconic Rabbet: 20" x 24" Overall Dimensions:

American, ca. 1900, designed by Stanford White with alternating rows of repeating waves, ripples, rope twist, pearls, etc., likely made by W.C. LeBrocq or Newcomb Macklin. Rabbet: 15" x 20" Overall Di

Newcomb Macklin Stanford White frame, rabbet: 8.5"X7", overall: 13.5" x 12"

Monumental Stanford White Frame. Circa early 1900's. Once Retailed by Wilner Gallery for $1,400,000 making it the world's most expensive period frame. In addition to being one of the most prominent Am

American, ca. 1890, original Stanford White frame in the Dutch taste, formerly housed a painting by Edmund Charles Tarbell. Overall 52" x 76", Rabbet 38" x 62", Molding 7".

"Bass Rocks" oil on board 15 1/4 x 17 1/4 inches (overall including custom Sanford White style frame)

American, ca. 1910, designed by Stanford White and made by Newcomb Macklin, a very rare an impressive example having wave and ripple top edge and reverse profile. Overall 37" x 42 ", Rabbet 23" x 28",

Attributed to Joseph Cabus (1824-1894) NYC, ca. 1890, hand carved and gilded with compo elements, a tour de force of Stanford White's design, this frame is nearly identical to a frame that White had m

1910 Stanford White Silver Frame. Retail Gallery Price: $ 84,500 Rabbet Size: 29.5 x 21.5 in. Sight Size: 28 x 20 in. Overall Framed Size: 38.5 x 30.5 in. (92-145) Provenance: The Historic Period Fram