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Roboframer

Not a drawing

Post by Roboframer »

Honest.

Very old thing made in to a cushion in the 1980's - the lady that just inherited it wanted it framed so we (Margaret, works here) unpicked it and we (Paula) support stitched and framed it.. I just took the order - frame is from L Juhl's v v v nice 'Foundry' Range. CC Glass.
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Comfyjumper
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Re: Not a drawing

Post by Comfyjumper »

Very nice.....and love the royal 'we'
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Kwik Picture Framing
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Re: Not a drawing

Post by Kwik Picture Framing »

That looks beautiful! Great work, and please pass on my congratulations to the others involved.
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