April 16, 2024
VINTAGE OVAL PLASTER PICTURE FRAME CONVEX BUBBLE GLASS
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OK.......THE FAMILY AUCTION I GOT THESE PICTURE;S FROM GAVE ME A LITTLE HISTORY ON THEM..THE GIRLS NAME IS CATHERINE SHE WAS BORN AROUND 1913 IN LYCOMING COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA..SHE IS IS ABOUT 2/3MONTHS OLD IN THIS OIL PAINTING.....THIS FROM IS MADE OF A PLASTER OR SOMETHING LIKE IT..IT IS EMBOSSED AROUND THE WHOLE FROM AND T ARE FOUR OTHER DESIGNS ON THE FRAME...I ADDED PICTURES AND I HOPE THEY HELP..CAUSE I DO KNOW KNOW MUCH ABOUT OIL PAINTINGS OR GRAMES...SORRY FOR THAT....BUT I DO KNOW WHEN SOMETHING RARE AND GOOD HAPPEN TO COME ALONG .....AND WHAT MAKES THESE PICTURES SO GREAT AND SUPER HARD TO COME BY IS THE FACT I HAVE HER FROM A COUPLE MONTH'S OLD BABY IN 1913 TO 10 YEARS OLD WITH DOG AND AGAIN ANOTHER TEDDY BEAR....THE SAD THING IS SHE NEVER MADE IT PAST 11 YEARS OLD...THE PICTURE OF HER AT 10 IS THE LAST KNOWN PICTURE DONE OF HER....BUT LIKE SO MAY OTHER YOUNG CHILDREN OF THAT TIME DIDN'T MAKE IT TO LIVE LONG LIFE'S....THE OIL ON BOARD PAINTING IS IN EX CONDITION AND THE PLASTER FRAME WITH THE GOLD TRIM IS ALSO IS EX CONDITION...THE FRAME IS SMOOTH ON THE OUTSIDE BUT EMBOSSED AROUND THE INSIDE...THE WOODEN BACK BOARD DOES HAVE A DATE OF 1913 WHICH MATCHES THE DATE THE FAMILY GAVE ME...IT IS 18 INCHES WIDE BY 24 INCHES LONG....AS WE ALL KNOW THESE FRAMES AND PICTURES ARE VERY HARD TO COME BY..THE CONVEX BUBBLE GLASS IS NOT
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