Art Nouveau Style Pewter Triptych Floral Photo Frame

This is a three-paneled folding triptych photo frame featuring five distinct photo apertures. The central panel is large and arched, flanked by two side panels that each house two smaller rectangular windows. The frame is constructed from a heavy cast metal, likely pewter or a zinc-based alloy with a brushed satin silver finish. The design is heavily inspired by the Art Nouveau movement, showcasing an intricate openwork 'reticulé' border composed of entwined rose vines, blooming roses, and thorny stems. The craftsmanship exhibits moderate mass-market quality, likely manufactured in the late 20th or early 21st century to replicate an antique aesthetic. It contains stock imagery of a Victorian-era girl holding flowers, commonly used as placeholders. The joints are connected by simple pin hinges, allowing for adjustable display angles. The item appears to be in good used condition with no visible cracks in the glass or significant oxidation to the metal, though a layer of surface dust is present. The lack of visible branding on the front suggests a maker's mark would likely be found on the verso or the backing board.