Samples of Village Frame Shoppe's work.
Demos / sample pieces of work by Village Frame Shoppe

Demos / sample pieces of work by Village Frame Shoppe

Village Frame Shoppe creates individual designs and "one-of-a-kind" pieces for the purpose of showing you the possibilities for your project, the materials availble and the expected look of the finished piece.

Some of these photos are of the customer's finished project.  ["Thank you" to our customers for allowing their project[s] to be used for demonstration purposes.]

Museum Glass vs. Conservation Clear Glass

Museum Glass vs. Conservation Clear Glass

Museum Glass & COnservation Glass comparisonConservation Clear Glass on the left vs. Museum Glass on the right. Notice the excellent clarity & non-reflectiion qualities of the museum glass, while you can see a good deal of reflection with the Conservation Clear glass.
Non-Reflective ['non-glare"] Glass vs. Museum Glass

Non-Reflective ['non-glare"] Glass vs. Museum Glass

Non-reflective glass vs. museum glassCompare the difference! Are you looking for a soft, fuzzy appearance when viewing your framed piece or an extremely clear look? Also, there is no protection from harmful ultra-violet ray damage with the non-reflective glass while the Museum glass offers 97-99% protection from harmful UV rays.
Shadow box

Shadow box

Shadow BoxThis shadow box displays a small, hand-carved, wooded coach & horse [all parts moveable] & the box it originally came in [which was 'mailable']; museum glass makes the clarity excellent while providing the best protection against fading due to harmful ultr-viloet rays.
Big Brown's Halter Shadow BoxBig Brown's Halter Shadow Box. Project for the Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program [see LINK pg.]
Curlin's Halter Shadow Box2007 Horse of the Year: Curlin. Shadow box featuring Curlin's halter and some memorabilia. Project for the Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program [see LINK pg.]
Different matting & frame on same artwork.Different looks can be produced with different matting & frames.
Wedding itemsSome of the many wedding items framed at Village Frame Shoppe.
Assort pieces of memorabilia from 1908 through 1950's comprise this shadow box.
Rachel AlexandraRachel Alexandra beat the boys in the 2009 Preakness - first time a filly has won in 85 years! Proceeds from sale of this go to Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program, Farmington, NY.
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