With a chamfered sight edge and “mason’s miter” at each corner, the No. 1000 brings much of the visual benefit of the mitered frame—the joint seam directing the eye into the picture—to a mortise-and-tenon frame. As with all Mortise-and-Tenon frames, the pinning of the joints can be articulated with different corner treatments. View corner treatment options...
WIDTHS: 1″ and wider. (Members can have different widths.)
WOODS: Available in any wood.
No. 1100 — Available in any width 1″ and wider, and in any wood. Shown in stained quartersawn white oak with flush dowel and raised square plug corner treatments.
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- No. 1100—3″
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- No. 1100—2″
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- No. 1100—1″
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- No. 1100—1″ whole frame
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- No. 1100—1″ whole frame (oblique view)
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- No. 1100—1-1/2″ frame
Framed Examples—
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- No. 1100—1″ with white gold slip on etching*
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- No. 1100 — 1″ on block print*
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- No. 1100—1″ on print*
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- No. 1100—4″ with gilt slip on historic oil painting
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- No. 1100 with 2″ sides & 3″ top & bottom rails on painting*
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- No. 1100 — 2-1/2″ on painting*
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- No. 1100 — 2″ – 2-1/2″ on poster*
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