•	Made of solid wood covered with a thin layer of gesso to ensure uniform color and smooth surface.
•	Please note: orders placed after 1PM on Friday will be processed and finalized on Monday morning.

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
This is a brand new picture/photo frame. Solid wood, semi-circle profiled 0.875'' wide and 0.625'' thick molding with a 0.25'' deep rabbet is covered with a thin layer of gesso and painted walnut. It also features thin gold leaf insert around the opening. If you need a sturdy wooden frame that won't fall apart like plastic ones do, yet does not bear imperfections natural to untreated wood - this is the frame for you.Good for almost anything: certificate, diploma, poster, school project, photograph, artwork, craft project, etc. Moulging is sturdy, glass is real, price is affordable, - this is the picture frame you're looking for. Makes a nice Christmas & New Year'S gift! Please don't hesitate to browse through our policies and feedback, contact us directly at sales@myframestore.com, or just call us toll-free at 1-877-MFS-FRAMES if you need further assistance. If you're not sure this is exactly the frame you need - just click on our name on top of this page to view our extensive selection of picture frames here on Amazon. Don't forget to add us to your favorites, so you don't have to search for us again next time you need a picture frame!

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars

its OK but... August 7, 2008
Kelly (USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I ordered 4 of these frames to frame some of my own black and white photography. The picture of the product online looked very nice, thus why I bought them. But when I received the frames, I was turned off when I saw that these frames LOOK like they cost $10. I thought I was buying something that looked a little nicer than that! BUT they did arrive very quickly and in one piece. But overall...I got what I paid for...a ten dollar frame.

4 out of 5 stars

Fits perfectly February 13, 2008
C. Fewtrell (Washington, DC)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

I needed an 8 X 12 picture frame and couldn't find it at any local craft stores. I looked on amazon and found the right size. The only drawback is that you have to screw the hooks on the back of the frame to hang it. The frame itself is not instantly mountable. It comes with screws, hooks and hanging wire. Other than that, it is a beautiful frame at a good price.

5 out of 5 stars

Picture Frame November 4, 2007
W. Finnerty
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

Thanks for shipping quickly the size frame I needed, but couldn't find locally. The convenience is great, and I got exactly what I wanted.

5 out of 5 stars

Perfect for Photos of Family Dogs, Ansel Adams and Future Lovers April 12, 2007
Brockeim (Where the Wind Blows)
4 out of 15 found this review helpful

At the top of my stairs hang three of these frames, above a shelf of books I intend to read and a canister of potpourri which has lost its scent.

To the right is an Ansel Adams photo of a desert. The lines are sweetly paralleled earthen grooves made of sand shifted in dry wind, diagonal to the perpendicularly structured frame.

To the left is a faded sketch of my dog, Bruno. I was nine, and Bruno was 12. Age and hard playing took him, or so I am told. It is nice to see him here, drawn in pleasant colored pencils by my parent's neighbor.

In the center, the wooden brown frame is simple, concise, and empty. The paint on the wall is dark beige, complimenting the frame with elegance. The logo is unattractive, and I meant to replace it long ago. Every year, I think I have met someone who will pose with me, but every month after we meet, she moves on.

Now, this year, there is Rachel. This year will be different. I am hoping when we are next out, a friend will take a snapshot. I will frame us, happy and together. We will look wonderful next to Ansel Adams' desert and my dog, Bruno.

--Brockeim