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Square Yorkshire Rose 4"x4" pewter picture Frame (Wentworth Pewter)

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Material Pewter
Brand Wentworth Pewter
Article Number 25607
Model Number 615YR

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  • Square Yorkshire Rose Frame
  • Small Pewter photo frame
  • embossed all over with "Yorkshire Rose" pattern
  • Bright polished finish
  • to take 4" x 4" picture, with 3 1/2" round cut out.
  • felt back and glass
  • supplied in lid and base box
  • Outside height: 140mm
  • Outside width: 140mm

Founded in 1949, Wentworth Pewter is a family run business that stands for qualtiy, heritage and craftsmanship. Each piece is lovingly designed and handcrafter in Sheffield, UK, by a team dedicated to quality and tradition.

Pewter, known for it's flexibility and lasting lustre, has been used since the Bronze Ages to create beautiful pieces, ranging from Tanksards & Goblets, to jewellery and Shaving trinkets.

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