Picture #2 of Same Print:

I don't know how long ago it was done, but in today's prices, at the very least $80 - $100, perhaps up to $150 or more.

I think the metal frames are cheaper than wood, but that is an odd size so everything probably had to be done special order.

You can price exactly what you need at many online frame shops.

I have no idea about the business I am linking to (came up on a websearch), but if you enter in what you want it will give you a price.

ML

Here is a link that might be useful: Custom picture frames

have you ever used anti-refective glass before? i have a large collection of 17th and 18th century prints, all of which have been professionally framed. i once made the mistake of spec'ing the anti-reflective glass for a grouping of four prints. after i brought them home and hung them i noticed they looked "fuzzy" compared to my other prints.
i took them back and had regular glass put in. as far as i'm concerned there is no reason to pay extra for the glass. i never have a problem with glare, ever, so i was kicking myself for trying to fix something that wasn't broken in the first place. i do however spend the money to purchase acid free archival matting. that's money well spent.

as far as cost goes, it depends on the shop, the location and who's doing the work. the matt will be expensive since you have extra cuts. michael's has a pretty good selection as long as you want something simple.

I like anti-reflective glass because the rooms in my house get a lot of light and it standard glass has too much reflection to where I can't enjoy the print.