weird frame match quandry

[trofeo]

I am searching high and low for a moulding to match an exisiting frame for a client. I actaully had the insight to TAKE A PHOTO, but promptly lost it so i have no photo now.. Sorry..
The clients frame looks like a readi-made type deal, but I know I have seen this moulding before in shops.
I don't know who makes it, BUT, LArson Juhl makes one that is VERY similar. I'm thinking it is a knock off on theirs, but unsure.. L.J.'s is in their "Nantucket" series, it's in their catelog.
The one I want is about 1-3/4" wide, totally flat, but in the rustic/country style so it's not refined. It is about 1/2-5/8" tall, so it's pretty shallow. It comes in furniture finishes, as well as I think green and a blue? It has faux "saw-marks" that are short and go the width of the moudling, not along the length... so it winds up looking subtley striped, kind of.
I need the mahogany, but mostly I just need to fingure out what this is! I have asked a lot of my reps, vendors.. no one knows..
HELP, framing geniuses!
thanks

 

[Bill Henry-]

From your description, it sort of (kinda, almost) sounds like the Syracuse Sales 5700 series.

They are a turn of the century reproduction of a Pennsylvania folk art frame. The ones that I’m thinking of come with an optional corner block.

 

[JohnR]

If your search don't work out, ask if they want to reframe the other one with something that matches. You never know...
John

 

[trofeo]

Thanks for the idea on Syracuse Sales.. Their site doesn't seem to have pictures.. do you know where I could check out what it looks like, or shuld I contact them?

Good suggestion, John.. they seemed to be against it, though, b/c they have 2 in the original frames. Also, because it looked so familiar, I told them it would be no problem to find it. Talk about shooting myself in the foot!
I will try to contact the client and see if she can take another photo and I'll post that on here...
Thanks guys!