This vintage picture frame by Golan Designs showcases a striking Brutalist or Modernist style, crafted in pewter with a silverplate-like finish. The frame features sculptural texture throughout, accented by raised corner squares with an "X" motif and a bamboo-like border. It fits a 5" x 7" photo (or slightly smaller) and makes a bold decorative statement.

The silver-toned metal frame is approximately 1" wide, with each raised corner square measuring about 1 1/4" x 1 1/4". Vintage Golan Designs pewter picture frame in a bold Brutalist/Modernist style. The silver-toned surface develops tarnish that polishes similarly to silverplate, lending the piece a rich vintage character. Tarnish is removable with a polishing cloth, suggesting the frame may be silverplated pewter. The back is wood with an easel stand, secured by three flathead screws—a quality hallmark of mid-century craftsmanship.

📝 **Details:**
• Material: Pewter (possibly silverplate)
• Backing: Wood, with easel stand
• Attachment: Back secured with 3 flathead screws
• Era: Likely 1980s
• Style: Brutalist / Modernist
• Orientation: Portrait or Landscape
• Made in Mexico

📌 **Measurements:**
• Overall size: 6.5" W x 8.25" H  
• Border width: approx. 1"  
• Corner square size: approx. 1.25" x 1.25"  
• Photo size: 5" x 7" (slightly smaller opening)

🔍 **Condition:**  
Very good vintage condition with some light surface wear. Tarnish is present and can be polished if desired. Please review photos for details.

A rare and collectible decorative frame—perfect for fans of vintage modern, industrial, or Brutalist design.