Vintage Chalkware Native American Girl Wall Plaques Pair Mid Century Kitsch

Description

View Vintage Chalkware Native American Girl Wall Plaques Pair Mid Century Kitsch with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. No major structural cracks or repairs. Up for sale is a delightfully vibrant, matching pair of vintage mid-century chalkware wall plaques featuring two Native American girls playing drums. These pieces are textbook examples of 1950s–1960s Americana kitsch home decor, perfect for adding a pop of retro color and character to any gallery wall. Both plaques are completely authentic, featuring the classic heavy wire loop hangers securely embedded directly into the plaster backs from production. One figure features a bright yellow top and feather accent while playing a handheld frame drum with a mallet, and the companion figure features a teal vest and an elaborate red, yellow, and blue feather headdress while playing a hand drum. Condition Details: Overall: Very good vintage condition with bright, original hand-painted details. Wear: Features some authentic, expected minor paint flaking and tiny chips to the plaster along high-contact spots (primarily near the elbows, hands, and base rims), as shown in the photos. No major structural cracks or repairs. The pieces have been left in their original, un-restored state to preserve their vintage patina. Approximate Measurements: 8” x 5” Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Latin American › Mexico › Folk Art.

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Culture

Mexican