 BREATHTAKING ANTIQUE HASKELL FRAMED PRINT ~ SOLD This special antique print is sure to capture your heart and become one of your favorite cherished collectibles in your romantic home. This beautiful lithograph is by illustrator W. Haskell Coffin. He was a prolific illustrator from the early 1900's and did many beautiful lady illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post and also many war posters featuring gorgeous women. This particular print features a stunningly beautiful young woman dressed in a long red coat. Her features are fine and delicate and the print has lovely details ~ a generous white lace blouse, fur around her cuffs, collar and sleeves and a beautiful hat with a matching red rose. This print is mounted on a thick piece of poster board as many of these antique prints were. It is in great condition with a few teeny marks on it, certainly nothing to take away from it at all. It is signed by the artist and there is a gold tag on the bottom right hand corner that reads "1 lb. net weight". It is framed in an antique wooden frame and it is not under glass. The way it is mounted on the antique board, I am not certain if it is original this way or if there was glass at one time. I have replaced the old backing and string on the back as it was extremely old and tattered looking. The print measures 23.5" x 13". This is truly special ~ you will adore it! **Shipping upon checkout is for within the U.S. only. International customers, including Canada, please email for shipping rates.         We sell a mixture of vintage and antique items in our Vintage Finds Boutique. As these items have a past, small imperfections are not considered to be flaws. We are honest in our descriptions and take the best photographs possible. If you have a question regarding an item in this section, please do not hesitate to ask as all sales in this department are final. |
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