Firma A.J. Heijdenrijk Jr. N.V.

Firma A.J. Heijdenrijk Jr. N.V. is a Dutch company that operates under the trade name Gehring/Heijdenrijk. It is a specialist maker of handmade picture frames and mirrors, and it also restores damaged frames. The firm presents itself as a custodian of a long craft tradition, stating that it practises its discipline as it has been carried out for hundreds of years and that every frame is handmade in the authentic manner of its historical period. The company's frame collections span several centuries and styles, including 17th-century, Italian, Louis XIII, Louis XIV, Régence, Louis XV, Louis XVI, Empire, veneer (fineer), Jugendstil and Modern. In addition to frames, it offers a collection of mirrors and a restoration service for damaged frames. Its clientele ranges from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam to private individuals in New York, indicating a market that combines institutional museum work with private collectors internationally. Gehring/Heijdenrijk positions itself around craftsmanship, tradition, culture and bespoke service. It emphasises taking time to advise clients on framing their works, notes that its team has combined more than a century of experience in frames, and promises that any work, however unique, can be framed by its experts. The firm also stresses the emotional, cultural and economic value of art and says it handles art with the utmost care, describing itself as perfectionists whose work is not finished until perfection is achieved. The company is registered as Firma A.J. Heijdenrijk Jr. N.V., a Dutch naamloze vennootschap (public limited company form), and is recorded in Wikidata. Its official web presence is at gehringheijdenrijk.nl, with an additional site at gehringheijdenrijk.com. Beyond the information it publishes about its craft, collections and clientele, detailed corporate data such as founding year, headquarters address, ownership and executive leadership are not established by the available evidence.

Firma A.J. Heijdenrijk Jr. N.V. is a Dutch company that carries on the craft of frame-making under the trade name Gehring/Heijdenrijk. The firm describes its work as continuing a long history and a strong tradition: it states that it practises its discipline as it has been carried out for hundreds of years, and that every frame is handmade in the authentic manner of its historical period. This self-description places the company within a European tradition of artisanal framing rather than industrial frame production. The company's collections are organised by historical period and style, spanning the 17th century through the modern era. Named collections include 17th-century, Italian, Louis XIII, Louis XIV, Régence, Louis XV, Louis XVI, Empire, veneer (fineer), Jugendstil and Modern. In addition to frames, the firm maintains a collection of mirrors and offers restoration of damaged frames. This range suggests a business model built on both the creation of new frames in historical styles and the conservation of existing framed works. Gehring/Heijdenrijk serves a clientele that ranges from the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam to private individuals in New York. The mention of a major national museum alongside an international private collector indicates that the firm operates in the high end of the art and framing market, where provenance, period accuracy and careful handling matter. The company states that people with a strong passion for art agree that one should go to Gehring/Heijdenrijk "when it comes to art." The firm emphasises service and expertise. It says it takes time to provide clients with good advice about framing their works, and that its team has combined more than a century of experience in frames. It claims that no matter how unique a work is, its experts can frame it. It also stresses that it understands the emotional, cultural and economic value of art and handles art with the utmost care, and it describes itself as perfectionists whose work is not complete until perfection is achieved, with satisfaction guaranteed. The company is registered as Firma A.J. Heijdenrijk Jr. N.V., a Dutch naamloze vennootschap, and is recorded in Wikidata. Its official web presence is at gehringheijdenrijk.nl, with an additional site at gehringheijdenrijk.com. The available evidence does not establish the founding year, headquarters location, ownership structure, executive leadership or specific dated milestones; those details would require further sourcing.

Traditional, bespoke craftsmanship in handmade frames and mirrors, combining centuries-old techniques with personal advice and care for art, serving museums and private collectors.

• 17th-century frame collection

  Handmade frames in the style of the 17th century.

• Italian frame collection

  Handmade frames in Italian style.

• Louis XIII frame collection

  Handmade frames in Louis XIII style.

• Louis XIV frame collection

  Handmade frames in Louis XIV style.

• Régence frame collection

  Handmade frames in Régence style.

• Louis XV frame collection

  Handmade frames in Louis XV style.

• Louis XVI frame collection

  Handmade frames in Louis XVI style.

• Empire frame collection

  Handmade frames in Empire style.

• Veneer (fineer) frame collection

  Handmade veneer frames.

• Jugendstil frame collection

  Handmade frames in Jugendstil style.

• Modern frame collection

  Handmade modern-style frames.

• Mirror collection

  A collection of mirrors offered alongside the frame collections.

• Frame restoration service

  Restoration of damaged frames.

1. 1Gehring/Heijdenrijk official websitegehringheijdenrijk.com
2. 2Firma A.J. Heijdenrijk Jr. N.V. on Wikidatawikidata.org