OBJECT & MEDAL FRAMING - From Concept to Completion

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All our object and medal frames are framed to full conservation standards. This means that medals are hand stitched into place, so they can be completely removed if required in the future. 

Our attention to detail is second-to-none.  For example, shown here is an antique postcard, the reverse has been scanned and an archival quality giclee print made. The piece of original sticky tape was placed onto the print, making the print look even more real. The 3D levels of the memorabilia add to the overall interest of the finished frame. 

WWI Soldier - Johanis Ernest Warnest

WWI Soldier - Private L. G. Hunter

Antique Book Frame with Removable Front

Antique books should never be displayed opened flat or vertically, so a book mount was designed to cradle the spine whilst supporting it slightly closed and at an angle. The front of this display is removable, so the pages can be changed or the book removed completely.  

Madison's 1st Birthday Cake Sugar Ornaments

Three Antique Taxidermy Specimens c1920 

Antique Sterling Silver and Leather Book

As a conservation picture framer, my job is to preserve and protect art and objects, sometimes even if it's against the wishes of my clients. 

This little antique, sterling silver covered and leather bound book was brought in by a lady who wanted just the cover framed - she asked me to cut the cover off the book and float-mount it into a frame. 
Knowing there is always a work around, I guided her towards a frame that was deep enough to house the book intact, while still giving her the look she wanted. 

Dr. Peter Windsor - Long Service Medal

Private Edgar J. White - WWI Medals

We were very lucky to obtain an original Advertiser, Adelaide, Monday 22nd November 1915 with the soldier's details to use as a background for his medals. 

Danish Royal Guard - Paul Evald Christensen

Vintage Stamp Collection - Dedicated to Christian Missionaries Horace & Joyce Hamer