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Danforth Pewter Cobalt Blue Frame - A Future Family Heirloom - Gorgeous!
- Item Number
- 111
- Estimated Value
- 66 USD
- Sold
- 65 USD to MrsTrump
- Number of Bids
- 12 - Bid History
Item Description
The gorgeous frame is made by hand in Middlebury, Vermont workshop.
The stunning blue of this frame will make any photo pop! Reminiscent of stained glass windows, yet decidedly modern and chic! Comes in a gift box. Frame measures 5 3/8" x 7 1/4".
Thomas Danforth II opened a pewter workshop in 1755 in colonial Connecticut, and generations of the Danforth family followed him into the pewter trade. Before the 1860s, almost every American household had pewter plates and cups, and the Danforths were one of the leading families in American pewter.
We are passionate about our craft and proud of our family's longtime involvement in the rich history of pewter making in America. We strive to keep artisan pewter alive and well in the 21st century by offering a wide range of items, with both original contemporary designs and classic pieces.
Item Special Note
**All items may be picked up in Starksboro Village after the auction ends. Gift certificates will be mailed. Local delivery may be possible. Shipping will be available, but will incur extra fees.**
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