Hi can anyone help me ID this moulding please? It looks familiar but can't find it in all my usual sources. Width 45mm, depth 28mm. Thank you
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Frame ID please
Re: Frame ID please
I used to get that from Byron Mouldings. That was early '90s though.
Got the feeling I've seen similar quite recently. I'll have a look later........
Got the feeling I've seen similar quite recently. I'll have a look later........
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Re: Frame ID please
D & J Simons used to do 000W/0626 which was the same shape, but not exactly the same dusty looking gold, it has not been in their catalogue for a few years now. I would guess it has not been available from Simons for something like about five, or six years.
If sombody still has enough of 000W/0626 lurking in their back room somewhere, then there is the possibility of darkening the gold with a suitable wash and then adding the dusty effect on top.
I vaguely remember that Frinton, or Wessex might do, or perhaps once did something like this, but I might well be wrong about this. I know that I had sample of all three finishes in the range at one time, but I don't remember exactly where they came from.
If sombody still has enough of 000W/0626 lurking in their back room somewhere, then there is the possibility of darkening the gold with a suitable wash and then adding the dusty effect on top.
I vaguely remember that Frinton, or Wessex might do, or perhaps once did something like this, but I might well be wrong about this. I know that I had sample of all three finishes in the range at one time, but I don't remember exactly where they came from.
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Re: Frame ID please
Appreciate your replies chaps. Thanks
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Re: Frame ID please
Good afternoon!
Look no further - the moulding code is ours, Ashworth & Thompson -
http://www.ashworthandthompson.co.uk/2046-a-83111.html
The above link should take you straight to the image on our website.
Any problems, please let me know, Phil Sheldon.
Thanks.
Look no further - the moulding code is ours, Ashworth & Thompson -
http://www.ashworthandthompson.co.uk/2046-a-83111.html
The above link should take you straight to the image on our website.
Any problems, please let me know, Phil Sheldon.
Thanks.
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Re: Frame ID please
Hi Phi
Shape looks spot on. Not sure about the colour.
Would you be able to send me a small sample for approval?
Cheers
Ed
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Shape looks spot on. Not sure about the colour.
Would you be able to send me a small sample for approval?
Cheers
Ed
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