Framed 1920s McCall Quarterly Magazine Pattern Page / DOWNTON ABBEY Dresses

This is a custom framed page from a McCall Quarterly magazine that was published sometime during the 1920s. The illustration consists of 4 French-inspired, tastefully developed slip-on dress designs like the ones you see on Downtown Abbey. The page is made of craft-weight paper that is beginning to tan from age The oversized magazine page measures 13” x 17” The models are printed in vivid colors The printed descriptions are clear/legible There are 4 pattern designs with a description for each The old-fashioned, recycled frame is made of wood. It has a white-wash / ivory finish and there is a thin gold line inside the perimeter of the frame The mat is cream / buff with white bevel The entire piece is covered with clear glass in front and has a sealed dust cover on the back There are a few slight imperfections on the page – 1. a faded horizontal crease in the middle of the page – 2. blue ink-rub on the upper left of the page – 3. small vertical tear on the bottom right of the page. Considering the age of the page, it’s in good shape This piece would enhance any décor, like a lady's dressing room or closet, sewing room, powder room, etc. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind, tasteful, inexpensive piece of art. NOTE: I "live and think green", so I re-use materials (like custom frames, and out-of-print images/prints) to create beautiful custom-framed, one-of-a-kind pieces. Whatever I use may not be cosmetically perfect, but close enough to make an attractive piece of art.