Brambury Tabletop Photo Frame | Vintage Wood and Brass Picture Frame For Shelves and Desks

A photo frame is a small object that either looks considered or looks like it came free with something. Wood and brass is the pairing that reads as considered, because both age rather than degrade: the brass takes on a patina and the wood darkens slightly, so the frame looks better in five years than it did new. Plastic and chrome only ever look newer than they are.

The tabletop format matters more than people expect. A wall frame commits you to a hole and a position. A tabletop frame moves, which means the photograph gets seen in the room you are actually in rather than the hallway you walk past. It stands on a shelf, a desk, a mantel, a bedside table, or a windowsill without any fixings at all. Keep it out of direct sun on a windowsill, because prolonged light fades a print far faster than most people expect.

Multiple sizes are available, so a set can hold a mix of formats rather than forcing every photo into the same shape. Dust the wood with a dry cloth and leave the brass to develop its patina rather than polishing it back each time, unless you prefer the bright finish. Keep it out of direct sun, which fades photographs. Buy it now.

• Wood and brass construction that ages rather than degrades
• Tabletop format needs no fixings or wall holes
• Suits shelves, desks, mantels, and bedsides
• Multiple sizes for mixed photograph formats
• Dust with a dry cloth, let the brass patina
• Keep out of direct sun to protect photographs