Heydenryk Archives

Heydenryk — The House of Heydenryk was a family-run frame company founded in Amsterdam in 1845 and relocated to New York in 1936 by Henry Heydenryk Jr. Frames with a distressed or ‘driftwood’ finish, often carved and partially gilded, produced by the firm in the 1950s are typically what is meant by a ‘Heydenryk’ frame.

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American 20th Century Heydenryk Cassetta Black Frame

L8631
American 20th Century Heydenryk Driftwood Continuous Frame

L8122
American 20th Century Heydenryk Driftwood Receding Frame

L8585
American 20th Century Heydenryk Modernist Molding Silver Leaf Frame

L8561
American 20th Century Heydenryk Molding Frame

L8586
American 20th Century Heydenryk Painted Frame

L5986
American 20th Century Heydenryk Panel Black Frame

L8806
American 20th Century Heydenryk Panel Frame

L8222
American 20th Century Heydenryk Receding Frame

L8200

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