Angled front view of the Tiger photo frame with an antiqued brass finish, broad striped surround and easel visible behind.

Tiger Photo Frame — 20 × 25 cm

£70.00
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Angled front view of the Tiger photo frame with an antiqued brass finish, broad striped surround and easel visible behind.

Tiger Photo Frame — 20 × 25 cm

£70.00

Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days

Description

The Tiger photo frame surrounds a portrait photograph with bold, raised stripes in an antiqued brass finish. Its broad border gives a favourite image a substantial decorative setting, with warm gold tones and dark markings lending depth to the animal pattern.

Why You'll Love It
  • Handcrafted aluminium casting gives the patterned surround substance and character.
  • Glass glazing provides a clear view of your chosen photograph.
  • A hinged easel supports freestanding portrait display on a mantel, shelf or desk.
Materials & Finish

The cast aluminium surround has an antiqued brass finish, with darker recessed markings defining the tiger stripes. A lightly pitted surface softens the metallic sheen, while rounded corners carry the pattern around the frame. Glass glazing and an MDF backing complete the construction, with rotating tabs securing the rear panel.

Dimensions
  • Overall width: 26.5 cm
  • Overall depth: 2 cm
  • Overall height: 31 cm
  • Photo size: 20 × 25 cm / 8 × 10 in
  • Weight: 1.34 kg
Assembly
  • No assembly is required.
Compatibility
  • Accommodates an 8 × 10 inch photograph, described nominally as 20 × 25 cm.
  • Can be displayed alongside the matching 5 × 7 inch frame from the same range.
  • A coordinating lamp and tiger bookends belong to the same range.
Care & Use
  • Use indoors.
  • Clean by gently wiping with a soft cloth.
Styling Note

Pair with a black-and-white portrait or a simple tonal print to let the patterned border stand out. On a dark console or shelf, leave a little space around the frame so its rounded outline remains clear.

Why We Love It

The irregular stripes widen around the corners, giving the frame a flowing outline that rewards a closer look.