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This exceptional piece represents a fascinating intersection of 1920s style and Great Depression-era manufacturing innovation. The original 1930s Art Deco swing frame features an iconic geometric chevron pattern stepped into the corners. While constructed from wood, it was masterfully faux-finished with a textured, mottled coating to mimic expensive cast bronze—a clever design alternative popularized during early 1930s economic constraints. The photograph itself captures three young sisters in the late 1920s, beautifully showcasing quintessential flapper-era fashion with blunt bob haircuts, drop-waist silhouettes, layered novelty beads, and traditional Mary Janes. The portrait print remains remarkably crisp with no age spots or foxing, proudly bearing an embossed studio mark from the historic New Hennepin Studio located at 6 South 8th Street in Minneapolis. The frame's swinging track pivots smoothly, and the back retains its aged brown paper backing secured with early household cellophane tape. Vintage blue felt squares are securely glued to the bottom edges to protect your furniture. This sweet portrait is an ideal decorative accent for a vintage-themed girls' bedroom, nursery, or a curated children's boutique display. It also makes a perfect, authentic photography prop for period-accurate portraits, theatrical productions, or historical staging. The functional swing design allows you to tilt the frame to reduce glare, making it a versatile addition to any antique collection.
1930s Art Deco Faux Bronze Wood Swing Frame Vintage 1920s Flapper Photo Portrait
$85.00
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