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Farmington Frame Company, headquartered in Farmington, Connecticut, is a second-generation business with over 40 years of experience in picture framing and art procurement. The team of framing experts has helped thousands of Connecticut residents and businesses with picture framing and artwork installations. It has the largest selection of framing product samples in the state. The company also specializes in sports memorabilia framing and is one of the most experienced sports jersey framers in the country, supplying numerous collegiate and high school athletic programs.

Hartford Fine Art & Framing has a rich history that dates back 100 years to the establishment of Hartford Framing Company in Downtown Hartford, Connecticut. For the past 60 years, the company has operated from East Hartford, Connecticut, and under the former leadership, it has grown to become the largest commercial art and framing company in the state providing art and framing solutions for commercial and retail customers along with exceptional service and high-quality products.

Hartford Fine Art & Framing, as a division of Farmington Frame Company LLC, will be located at 270 New London Turnpike, in the center of Glastonbury, Connecticut. Farmington Frame Company will continue to serve retail customers in Farmington’s historic district, at the corner of High Street and Route 4 (Farmington Ave). The company has leased additional space at its location to accommodate more production capacity. Both facilities are located in historic buildings that are 150 and 275 years old, respectively.

Customers are welcome to bring their work to either location for framing. The Farmington shop and commercial inquiries should contact (860)676-1616 or info@farmingtonframe.com.

The Glastonbury shop, which is being redesigned and will share its space with another well-established framing company, City Frame Company/David James Gallery, can be contacted at (860)528-1409, (860)659-5722, or info@hartfordfineart.com.

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