Louis XVI style frame known as "canals" made under Napoleon III, decorated with a ribbon frieze in sight, frieze of piastres lined with listels at the top and stylized acanthus leaves in the corners. This type of frame with a sober and somewhat "masculine" personality elegantly dresses from 1780 until 1920, most types of painting, except female portraits for which its "stiffness" is less suitable. Barbizon school, landscapes, portrait of men or soldiers, navies, hunting scenes, this classic model is universal and present in museums around the world. We present certain frames before restoration in order to offer them more quickly for sale. Their price includes an impeccable restoration with gold leaf. Photos can be sent before and after restoration to guarantee the buyer the certainty of a perfect job.
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