VINTAGE PRINT COLONIAL COOK HEARTH GRANDMOTHER MOLASSES COOKIES RECIPE COLLAGE

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VINTAGE PRINT COLONIAL COOK HEARTH GRANDMOTHER MOLASSES COOKIES RECIPE COLLAGE :
$2000.00

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Combining the old with the new.

Backgroundpaperis archival paper. The circa 1950\'s recipeprint, is adhered to the paper, with archival ATG tape. The vintage print was part of a vintage note card, which I could only save the image ( the white border was trimmed ).I used archival pastels chalks on the paper for the design colored border and the border is original. I sprayed the pastels with a fixative. Provenance is on back, with my name and address label, with my signing as only the scrapbooker. I am the artist of the pastel border design, but NOT the print. Condition is very goodand clean. Overall size is8.5 inches by11 inches, which should make for easier framing. Print does NOT come framed. The back has gray archival paper also. The print was adhered to 2 pieces of paper, archivally.

Great aesthetic print, perfect for any season and all year round, especially the Autumn season, Thanksgiving, gardener, tavern, bistro, diner, pub, restaurant, dining room, shabby chic beach cottage house, chef, cook, and colonial americana. recipe collector, framing in a kitchen and the shabby chic collector.

Recipe is for \" Grandmother\'s Molasses Cookies \" Gorgeous scene of a colonial fireplace with silver, copper and brass kitchen utensils, a pumice, a candle, a horn, a spinning wheel with a distaff, fireplace wood and logs, a butter churn, a trivet, a teapot, a spice box, dried ears of corn on the cob, a brick floor and stone hearth.

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