April 16, 2024
1800'S VICTORIAN ANTIQUE/ VINTAGE SWING FRAME & PICTURE
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THIS IS A REAL ESTATE FIND TREASURE. I BOUGHT THIS OFF A 80 YEAR OLD WOMEN AND SHE TOLD ME THAT IT CAME OUT OF HER GRANDMA'S HOUSE. THE ORIGNAL PICTURE IS STILL IN IT AND THE OLDER WOMEN I BOUGHT IT FROM WASN'T SURE WHOM WAS IN THE PICTURE. T IS A STAMP ON THE PICTURE AND ON THE BACK OF THE FRAME. THE PICTURE IS STILL SEALED IN THE FRAME, BUT THE TOP OF THE BACK BOARD IS SEPARATING, BUT ONLY AT THE TOP. THE REST OF THE BACK BOARD IS STILL SEALED ON TO THE FRAME VERY WELL. I THINK THAT SOME ACTUALLY WAS LOOKING TO MAKE SURE THAT T WAS NOTHING HIDDEN IN THE BACK OF THE FRAME, AS PEOPLE OFTEN DID HIDDEN THINGS IN PLACES LIKE FRAMES AND PICTURES BACK THEN AND SOME STILL DO TO THIS DAY. OKAY BACK TO THE SEALS ON THE PICTURE AND FRAME. THE ONE ON THE PICTURE IT IS A INDENTED SEAL THAT I TRIED TO TAKE A PICTURE AND SHOW YOU BUT I DON'T THINK IT CAME OUT EVERY WELL, BUT IT SAYS ' WHITE STUDIO 172 TREMONT ST.' AROUND THE CIRCLE OF THE SEAL AND IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SEAL IT SAYS' BOSTON'. OKAY THEN THE BACK STAMP WHICH I ALSO TOOK A PICTURE OF, SAYS' PLUMMERS MELROSE' THEN UNDER THE STAMP ON THE BACK IT ALSO IS STAMPED IN BLACK INK ''A KINDERGRAPH BY BRADFORD'' AND ''180 TREMONT STREET BOSTON''. I THINK I HAVE IT ALL, OH WAIT LET ME MEASURE, IT IS 10.5" BY 11" THAT IS WITH THE BASE AND ALL. JUST THE PICTURE IS 9 5/8" BY 7". AND THE BABY IN
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