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Harlequin Frames
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Harlequin Frames offers a bespoke framing service by a fully qualified picture framer. Mal is one of only several UK framers qualified in the Fine Art Trade Guild's three disciplines of advanced framing i.e. Conservation, Textiles and Mount Design and Function. Harlequin Frames prides it self on the personal service and quality of framing materials and techniques offered to our customers.
We offer bespoke framing of all types of artwork either on paper or canvas, photography, medals, and memorabilia.
Conservation quality framing is available to customers who may wish to protect and preserve their artwork for either investment and/or future generations. Ensure your artwork is fully protected and displayed by the use of a single, double or triple Conservation quality mount and by choosing one of our specialised glazing options. For further enhancement of the artwork mounts could include differing corner styles, ruled lines, wash and marbled panels all available on request Please see the section on 'Mount Cutting'
Mount decoration adds that final touch to one's artwork. Please watch Mal's video
Harlequin Frames offers a computerised mount cutting service to both trade and the general public. Using a Valiani CMC we are able to cut the most complicated of mounts for both volume and creative work thereby meeting the requirements of our customers.
Our aim is to provide economically priced photo and picture mounts without compromising on quality. Personal service guaranteed.
Textile/Fabric Art is a speciality; bespoke framing of needlepoint, cross-stitch, appliqué, quilts and antique samplers.
Mirrors, bevelled and plain, framed to your requirements from our extensive stock of mouldings.
A Fine Art and Photographic printing service is also available offering top quality prints and a one stop shop for both printing and framing.
Harlequin Frames is located in the village of Welton, six miles north of Lincoln, Lincolnshire with parking facilities directly outside the workshop. For directions please see the map in the contacts folder
