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SET OF 6 JAPANESE SMALL BOWLS HANDPAINTED SOGA ? FLORAL DESIGN MCM
Bowl designed by Henning Koppel for Torben Ørskov, Denmark, black melamine bowl, mid-century vintage
1960s Rare Uranium Rectangular Multifaceted Ashtray or Catch-all in Murano Glass by Flavio Poli for Seguso. Made in Italy.
1950s Stunning Ashtray in Murano glass by Dino Martens - Tutti Frutti. Made in Italy. 13 cm. / 5.11 inches
1960s Rare Uranium Square Ashtray in Murano Glass by Flavio Poli for Seguso.
1970s Big Rare Square Ashtray or Catch-all in Murano Glass by Mandruzzato . 14 cm / 5.51 inches
1960s Rectangular Multifaceted Ashtray or Catch-all in Murano Glass by Flavio Poli for Seguso. Made in Italy.
Alessi “Marli” centerpiece / fruit bowl – design Steven Blaess, 2009
Decorative dishes or vintage trinket trays in grey glazed ceramic
Art Deco silver-plated coup / vide poche, France 1940s
Oil painting on wood, Christ the Good Shepherd, late 19th century
Scandinavian art pottery Birka bowls by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand, 1960s, set of 2
Danish mid-century modern teak bowl, a large salad or fruit bowl from Digsmed Design, 1960s.
Large mid-century modern pottery Cleo bowl by Mari Simmulson for Uppsala Ekeby, 1970s
Finnish art glass Avanti bowl by Tapio Wirkkala for Iittala, 1979
Grace Argenta plate by Wilhelm Kåge for Gustavsberg
Sommerso glass by Mona Morales, 1960s, set of 4
Mid-century modern pottery dish by Janet Leach, England
Mid-century modern pottery or faience bowl or plate by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1970s
Stellaria art glass bowl by Tapio Wirkkala
Mid-century modern Scandinavian bowl by Inger Persson for Rörstrand, 1970s
Small rustic ceramic bowl from Michael Andersen, Denmark, 1960s
Beautiful Vintage Italian Bonbonnière / Covered Dish – 1960
Set of 6 Apero Bowls Metropol by Barbara Brenner for Rosenthal, 1990s
Frames
Frames are widely used for presenting art, photographs and other valuable memories. So frames are indispensable in our interiors. The right frame design can make a world of difference so it is essential to choose a frame that suits your interior.
Photo frame
A photo frame is one of the most common frames. You can frame all types of photography in it, such as family photos and vacation photos. You have them in different sizes, materials and finishes. They range from classic wood to modern metal, so you can always find one that matches your interior. Framing photos makes them stand out more in the interior and draws more attention to them.
Gold frame
For those who want some extra glamour and luxury in their home can choose a gold frame. These immediately draw attention to the artwork they frame. Often gold frames go well with classic and elegant interiors. No matter what kind of artwork you put in a gold frame, the frame will always make sure to do the artwork justice.
Painting frame
Painting frames are frames designed to frame and protect artwork on canvases. Often these frames are deeper and sturdier than ordinary frames, allowing even three-dimensional works of art to be framed. Frames for paintings also come in a variety of colors and materials to match the artwork they frame.
Poster frame
Even for posters and art prints, you have special frames. These are poster frames. These are often a bit simpler in design and are specially designed to present the posters in a neat way.
Large Frames
Large picture frames are ideal for framing a large painting. If you have a large photograph that deserves extra attention on the wall, you can also frame it in a large picture frame. A large frame can make an impressive statement and at the same time the frame protects the artwork.
Buying Frames
Buying frames can be tricky because, of course, it has to match your interior. Fortunately, there's a wide selection of frames in different styles and materials, so whether you want to hang a big masterpiece or frame a small photo, there's always something there! So what are you waiting for? Come shop now at Whoppah!
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I maintain my frames?
To keep the frame in good condition, it is important to clean it often. You can do this with a soft cloth and a little detergent. Do not use abrasive materials for cleaning the frame to avoid scratches.
How do I safely hang my frame on the wall?
For hanging the frame, it is important that you use the right fasteners such as wall hooks or screws. To make sure the frame hangs straight, you can use a spirit level.