Victorian Era Interior Scene Print in Ornate Gilt Frame

This item is a framed print depicting an interior scene from what appears to be the Victorian or Edwardian era. The print, likely a lithograph or chromolithograph, features two women in period attire within a grand setting. One woman, dressed in a blue gown, stands near a sweeping, spiral staircase, playing a violin. The other woman, in a darker dress, is seated at a piano or similar keyboard instrument in the foreground. A large bouquet of light-colored roses (possibly white or yellow) sits on a blue patterned rug or drape in the lower left corner. The overall color palette is muted with rich blues, greens, and browns, typical of the period's interior artwork. The print is housed in a highly ornate rectangular frame, finished with a bright gold or gilt appearance. The frame features intricate, deeply carved or molded volutes, acanthus leaves, and floral motifs along its entire border. The craftsmanship of the frame suggests it might be made of gilded wood or a composite material designed to mimic carved wood. The frame shows some signs of wear, including minor chips or abrasions to the gilt finish, consistent with age and handling. The print itself appears to be in good condition, protected under glass, though some glare is visible in the image. The age of the item, particularly the print, is estimated to be late 19th to early 20th century, aligning with the style of the depicted scene and the frame's design. This piece represents a decorative art object, intended for display in a formal interior setting.