Framed Floral Still Life Print (Cecil Golding)

The item is a framed floral still-life print or lithograph, likely a reproduction of a painting by Cecil Golding, given the provided context. The artwork depicts a vibrant arrangement of light-colored flowers, primarily gladioli and possibly other similar blooms, in shades of cream, pale yellow, and soft orange, set within a tall, elegant, cream-colored vase. The vase appears to be made of a ceramic or metallic material, featuring ornate, possibly gilded, detailing around its base. Foliage, rendered in muted greens and blues, cascades gracefully from the vase, adding depth and shadow to the composition. The background is subtle, suggesting an interior setting with hints of light and shadow. On the table surface beside the main vase, there are indications of other objects, possibly a smaller decorative bowl or vessel, and another taller, more slender container with darker patterns, reflecting light. The overall color palette is subdued yet warm, with a focus on light and atmosphere. The print is housed in a substantial wooden frame with a rich, reddish-brown stain and visible wood grain. The frame features an inner decorative band with a repeating geometric pattern, possibly a Greek key motif, adding a touch of classical elegance. The image quality, particularly the reflections, suggests the presence of glass protecting the print. No overt damage like tears or severe discoloration is visible on the print itself, though minor surface wear or dust on the glass is possible. The frame appears to be in good condition with a slight patina consistent with age. This piece likely dates from the mid to late 20th century, common for decorative framed prints used in home decor.