Victorian picture frame-maker's mould, late 19th century.

This hand-carved boxwood mould was traditionally used for pressing or casting decorative motifs in compo or plaster for picture frames.
The detailed design shows scrolling acanthus leaves, reflecting an ornate element of Victorian style.
With a rich, aged patina and the marks of its original use, this piece gives both historical interest and aesthetic appeal.
It could be hung on the wall, or it stands perfectly well on its own for display on a shelf or table. It makes a perfect addition for collectors, restorers, or antique picture frame makers seeking authentic period tools and decorative design heritage.

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