A wonderful piece of early American holiday history — this oval convex glass plaque dates to the 1910s–1920s, the very decade Mother’s Day became a national institution. Centered on a reproduction of Whistler’s iconic painting, paired with a gold-printed sentimental verse, it captures the earnest sentiment of the era perfectly. The speckled gold composition frame retains its original patina, and the convex glass is intact. A lovely display piece for a vintage parlor, ephemera collection, or anyone who loves the history of American holidays. Marked © NANC (National Art Company or similar publisher). Approximately 7” tall.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​