Piano Decoration
c. 1936
Imagine a piano so fancy it needed its own floral runway! This long, horizontal design features a symmetrical pattern of white star-shaped flowers and deep red roses winding gracefully toward the center. Inside a blue-bordered oval, elegant script reads 'Charles Poms Maker PHILADELPHIA,' indicating this was likely a decorative label or strip for a piano crafted in that city. Created by Eva Wilson around 1936, the piece captures a charming era when musical instruments were treated as canvases for delicate artistry, blending commerce with botanical beauty.
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