Maud Humphrey/A Busy Day/Ivory Soap/Framed Reproduction

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Maud Humphrey/A Busy Day/Ivory Soap/Framed Reproduction

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Sold Date:01/27/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ceramics

Maud Humphrey, framed reproduction, A Busy Day. A little girl washing her doll clothes with Ivory soap. Approx. framed size 24'x201/2". T is a label on the back which reads: Made in the USA ,Frost Art Distributors, Los Angeles, CA It is in good condition. Please remember you are bidding on a used item. I ship U.S. mail. Insurance of $1.00 is buyer's option.

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