up high

[KC]

Reminds me of artwork you would see on Victorian valentines!

[greenacres]

Have you ever checked the back? Has this been framed like this since you've had it, since there seems to be another mat?

[Ipcress]

Looks almost chromolitho but not quite, as if it were more recent.

[sapphire]

Another postcard, likely from the same period/session. Dated 1910 ... with Germany given as country of origin. Being sold from Belgium.

http://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/151579825/german-postcard-angel-girl-in-a-basket

[bigwull]

Another postcard, likely from the same period/session. Dated 1910 ... with Germany given as country of origin. Being sold from Belgium.

http://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/151579825/german-postcard-angel-girl-in-a-basket

what was that you were saying about not being able to find things.......

[sugarcube5419]

thanks all--

greenacres--no,this is professionally framed, I'd have to tear it all apart to see it.  Just going by what the woman I bought it from told me.  I am the third owner.  The first one kept it on a "rope", the second lady framed it, I just bought it.

thanks for finding the post card, I actually bought one like it off of ebay--but side by side there's just enough difference that maybe one is later..or maybe that's just me thinking out loud
 
My hope was that the rope would date it, actually I can't figure out how they kept it nice not framed all those years.  With all the info all of you dug up it makes me think it came out of germany-

Shes so pretty and the balloons just add so much to the pic or print -- I'm not even sure how to tell that. 

Thanks for taking your time on this I really appreciate it.

Plus I said the title wrong, it is high up, not up high

[greenacres]

It could be an advertisement poster.

[sugarcube5419]

greenacres--there's an original thought

the lady I purchased from said it was numbered on the back so would that make a difference/

I can't figure out how she put an amount on the print at all

[bigwull]

greenacres--there's an original thought

the lady I purchased from said it was numbered on the back so would that make a difference/

I can't figure out how she put an amount on the print at all

..sometimes...its...pick a number and hope for the best.....i,ve seen things sell for ridiculous amounts of money.at auction...yet they can be bought new for less....and i feel that this is what has happened here....initially this print looked very renaissance...but.. ..it now looks like its not what it seems...