Antique Die-Cut Chromolithograph Valentine Large Framed 1900s-1910s German

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View Antique Die-Cut Chromolithograph Valentine Large Framed 1900s-1910s German with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Rich, vibrant chromolithograph colors that have held up beautifully. Small attached Valentine card in hand reading "With Greetings to my Valentine" with red heart. The Valentine features The antique Valentine itself is in very good condition for its estimated age of 110+ years. A charming and vibrant antique die-cut chromolithograph Valentine, beautifully displayed in a teal painted wood frame. Dating to approximately 1900–1915, this large-format piece exemplifies the finest German-made chromolithograph Valentine work of the Edwardian era — a period when Germany dominated the novelty greeting card market with exquisite color printing and intricate die-cutting. The Valentine features: Large embossed die-cut child figure in full winter dress — plaid skirt, brown coat, blue fur-trimmed hat and matching muff, button boots Separately applied die-cut bouquet of purple violets — a classic Victorian/Edwardian Valentine motif — giving the piece a wonderful layered, three-dimensional quality Small attached Valentine card in hand reading "With Greetings to my Valentine" with red heart Characteristic wide side-glancing eye style popular circa 1910–1915 Rich, vibrant chromolithograph colors that have held up beautifully Mounted on cream/ivory backing paper Framing: Displayed in a teal/blue-green painted wood frame measuring approximately 9.5" x 11.5" (Weston Gallery/Wilton Industries frame, added later — not period). Condition: The antique Valentine itself is in very good condition for its estimated age of 110+ years. Colors remain vibrant and rich. Die-cut edges appear intact. The background paper shows expected age-related yellowing. The frame is in good condition. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. Condition: Used. Category: Art › Art Prints.