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THREE CATS A CROWD is ina4 X 6 textured gold FRAME with glass, it is a VINTAGE,REPRODUCTION IMAGE, decorative art print.
VINTAGE STYLE REPRODUCTION IMAGE: 3 house cats crowd together to make sure they are in the picture.
COLOR: orange background with 2 brown striped tabby cats and one all black cat.
PAPER: image on heavy card stock paper
FRAME SIZE: 6 by 8 approx.WITH GLASS
IMAGE SIZE: 4 by 6 inches approx.
IMAGE SOURCE: this image is enlarged from a 50 year old plus Vintage postcard whichhasvisible age related wear and notable with brown paper and 2 felt dots, wire hanger is attached with 2 screw eyes.
COMPOSITE MATERIAL FRAME: textured gold finish has blemishes which adds to its antique look.
This item is a framed in glassreproduction vintage decorativeimage ready to hang in your home.
PayPal only is accepted for payment.
Payment to be made within 3 days of sale ending.
After payment your framed vintage image will be shipped outto you within 24 hours.
AT NO CHARGE TO YOU, MY SHIPPING IS FREE, domestically.
Your framed itemwill be packaged in foam core boards and shipped in a padded envelope FIRST CLASS USPS.
I will accept returns for a refund within 14 days of shipping your item with buyer paying return shipping.
I have 50 plus years of experience in antique paper,all ofmyREPRODUCTION IMAGESare takenfrom my large collection of VICTORIAN cards, postcards, trade cards and prints which I have saved in scrapbooks since my childhood. I lookthroughmy scrapbooks every week to keep in touch with these much beloved images. I have made REPLICAS of these cherished images and framed them so that I may enjoy looking at them every day hanging in my home. Now you also can appreciate every day these framed decorative accent printsthat can hang anywhere in your home. I love these images, I know you will too.
