Where it all starts—a simple, flat mitered frame in beautiful wood, beautifully crafted. (Formerly known as No. 5001.)
WIDTHS: Available in any width.
WOODS: Available in any wood.
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No. 1 — Available in any width and any wood. Shown in 3″ profile in quartersawn white oak (Oxford Oak stain), 2″ profile in birdseye maple, 3/4″ profile in Honduran mahogany (Brown Mahogany stain)
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No. 1 shown in narrow profiles used for drawing frames and cap moldings on compound frames. Shown (left to right): 1″ in quartersawn white oak (Medieval Oak stain); 1″ in birdseye maple (Guild Brown stain); 3/4″ in quartersawn white oak (Van Dyke); 5/8″ in Honduran mahogany (Brown Mahogany stain).
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Framed Examples—
No. 1—4″ on oil painting by William Keith, “Mt Hood.” Oil on canvas, 24″ x 36″. Frame in quartersawn white oak (Dark Medieval Oak stain)
No. 1—2-1/2″ in quartersawn white oak (Medieval Oak stain) with pale gold slip on 9″ x 12″ painting by Richard Lindenberg
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- No. 1—2″ on block print*
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- No. 1—1″ on woodblock*
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- No. 1 — 2″ on poster
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David Lance Goines
“University of California School of Optometry”.
Color lithograph poster, 1979. Signed, numbered 69/300. 24″ x 16 5/8″. SOLD.
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Same profile as the No. 1, but with mortise-and-tenon joints.