Vintage Halloween Bobbing for Apples Print - Antique 1900s Postcard Style Girl with Apple Tub, 10x8 Wall Art

A vintage Halloween print in the style of an early-1900s chromolithograph postcard: a Victorian child in a pumpkin-print frock and a black-cat party hat, leaning over a wooden tub to bob for an apple. The figure is die-cut and floated on warm, tea-stained parchment with soft foxing and an aged edge, the way a real paper scrap would have been pasted into a scrapbook a century ago.

What size is it?

It is a 10x8" landscape print — the wide orientation follows the artwork. It fits any standard 10x8 frame, or an 8x10 frame turned on its side.

Does it come framed?

No — the print ships flat and unframed in protective packaging, so you can choose a frame that matches your room. It looks best in a dark walnut, black or antique gold frame with a wide cream mat, as shown in the photos.

Who is it for?

For anyone who likes their Halloween warm and nostalgic rather than gory. It suits vintage, cottage, Victorian and dark-academia interiors, and it is quiet enough to leave up through the whole autumn rather than only the last week of October.

Is it a good gift?

Yes — an easy gift for a Halloween host, a lover of antique ephemera, or anyone who collects vintage postcard art. It also pairs well with other prints in the vintage Halloween series as a small gallery wall.

How is it made?

Printed in the USA on heavyweight archival matte paper with fade-resistant inks, then packed flat with a rigid backing board.