Antique carved dark burnt wood frame in Adirondak style with picture of a Quebec region gas station..

This hand made frame is particularly interesting because it contains a vintage photo from the 1940s of the restaurant and gas station of Mr. Auguste Jacques in Beaumont, Quebec. It is undeniably a piece of the heritage of this region of Portneuf.

Adirondack frames date back to the turn of the 20th century and are perfect for adding style to your country business or rustic home. It is not grooved to put a glass but has a small metal hook to hang it horizontally.

Horizontal frame of carved burnt pine wood containing an old photo reproduction pasted onto what looks like a piece of wallpaper. Metal hook on the back fixed by 2 small nails to suspend it. Interior 19 cm X 27 cm (7 1/2" X 10 1/2") - not grooved to put a glass, exterior 12 3/4" X 16" approximately (32.5 cm X 40.5 cm).

Condition: the frame is old and nicely patinated. Small pieces of wood missing but overall structure intact..

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NOTE: All our products are antique or vintage. We strive to purchase and present only items in good to near-mint condition, but most pieces will show some degree of wear that we try to describe and show in our pictures. We don't do any touch-up on our items unless specified.