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Archive no. 10
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French manufacture

French Brummel — Cognac Acetate

Size 50–20

Vintage · production decade not established

A Frame France Brummel in translucent cognac acetate, catalogued in size 50–20. The rounded rectangular front is carried through substantial rims, with hinge and rivet details providing discreet accents.

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The details

Maker / origin
French manufacture
Period
Vintage · production decade not established
Recorded details
Size 50–20
Collection number
RGS–10
Recorded name
Brummel
Origin
Frame France designation
Colour
Translucent cognac
Recorded size
50–20
Bridge
Saddle

French frame construction

A broad saddle bridge flows into substantial rounded rectangular rims. The cognac material reads dark brown at its thicker edges and opens into warmer amber where light passes through it. Elongated metal rivet accents sit near the outer corners and continue onto the temples. The Brummel name and approved 50–20 size are retained; Frame France describes the origin rather than establishing the factory that made it.

Collector’s note

Warm transparency softens the frame’s weight and makes the contour of the acetate central to its presentation.

Condition & presentation

Translucent cognac colour and substantial rims, with metal rivet accents retained. Please refer to the photographs for surface detail; additional close-ups are available. No case is included.

Restoration is carried out with intention by third-party specialists on an as-needed basis, preserving original features and markings as fully as possible. Individual condition notes describe the visible state and any specifically recorded changes.

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