Custom Framing & Framing Projects

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From wedding and baby remembrances, to 3-D memorabilia such as sports jerseys, golf trophies, or souvenirs from a favorite vacation, Accent Picture Framing loves the challenge of creating framed displays of your most cherished memories.

: Ski Passes Custom Framed

: Floating Seahorse from Christmas Cove, New Zealand

: NASCAR driver Kevin Harvick’s fire suit with his steering wheel

: Shadow Box for State Police K9

: Letter to the Tooth Fairy with the Tooth

: Original charcoal 78X53 shadowbox

: Baby Memories

: A retirement present from this officer’s two sons

: WW I. SUB CHASER ensign

: Our Customer’s Shadow Box Wall

: Coca Cola Golf Championship Shadow Box

: Drug paraphernalia shadow boxes for Darien Police Youth Bureau

: Large Shadowbox of Golf Clubs

: Golf Memories

: Over sized framed balloon dress

: Kimono Custom Framed

: Large, custom framing for old glory!

: Antique photo shadow box

: Collection of antique butter knives

: Racing Suit

: Navy Seal Qualification

: 68” Needlepoint Bell Pull in a Shadow Box

: Marathon Shadow box

: Toronto Marathon

: Folded world map in a shadowbox

: Pete Rose Shadow box Baseball Memorabilia

: Shadow Box of Masai Tribe Painting & Spear

: Indian Medicine Bag Shadow Box

: Custom framing of a Coral Fan

: Antique Fishing Lures

: A collection of golf ” bag tags” from courses everywhere

: Framed piece by the artist Banksy— the word “welcome” is done with strips from a life preserver representing a “boat lift”

: Colby College girls lacrosse team framed jerseys

: 1850 Shotgun in a Shadow Box

: Hand tied flies in a shadow box

: A 4’ X 6 1/2 ‘ painting of Nantucket found in an attic. The 22k gold frame with a white panel has gold stars all around the edge. Frame was built by New Look Frames in Florida

: First pair of ballet slippers

: Vietnam Nam Special Forces Shadow Box

: 60 X 120 flown over the capital

: African Purses Shadow Box

: These are 20 years of “get out of jail free cards” from a New York City policeman who just retired. He gave them to his uncle who brought them in to get them framed. The plaque at the bottom shows his years of service with the NYPD.