Vintage Painted Ornate Chunky 60s 70s Picture Display Frame Farrow and Ball Gold Highlights

These sorts of mirror frames were prevalent during the 1960’s and 70’s, so date from then.
It is made of moulded plaster that has been moulded around a wire frame.
Originally it was covered in a gold finish that was worn and chipped in places.
Two undercoats were applied and then three coats of Farrow and Ball Wimborne White Estate Eggshell. I then wire woolled the finish so some of the gold from underneath has come through.
I used Wimborne White, however the original colour of the mirror was a gold and what happens is light paint often reacts with the gold and the properties within the gold finish and turn the white a very light green which I think looks fantastic.
As with all painted things do expect some idiosyncrasies and flaws to the finish and please take a good look at the images to check the condition.
There is a metal eyelet for hanging.
This is a standalone attractive frame and there are obviously multi purpose uses for a mirror; obviously pictures or blackboard or notice board, maybe putting a stand alone picture in a clip frame inside.
Please check all of the images and use the zoom in facility to check the condition
Height 60 cm
Width 46 cm
Depth 5 cm
Aperture 46 x 35.5 cm