Vintage 1910s Used Valentine Chromolithograph-style Printed Cherub Layered For Sale

Vintage 1910s Used Valentine Chromolithograph-style Printed Cherub Layered in Original Box that says Art Valentine No. 50.
Circa 1900–1920 (roughly 105–125 years old), most likely Edwardian/early 20th-century American or German-made stand-up Valentine. This is a dimensional/die-cut heart-shaped Valentine card designed to stand on its own (note the small rounded feet/tabs at the bottom).
Key period features include:Chromolithograph-style printed cherub (Cupid) visible through a heart-shaped cutout/window, holding a red heart with the classic “To my Valentine” text.
Applied paper rose “scraps” (die-cut floral embellishments) at the top and smaller floral-heart stickers lower down.Gold-edged cardstock with age-toned (beige/cream) paper.Blue tulle/net/gauze ruffled trim framing the outer edge—a fabric embellishment sometimes used on fancier Valentines of the era (alongside more common paper lace).
These elaborate, layered, or stand-up Valentines were popular from the late Victorian period into the 1910s–1920s, produced by makers such as Whitney, Raphael Tuck, German exporters, or similar U.S. firms.
See photos for condition. Original box is not in great shape as it is well over 100 years old. It has been stored in a cedar chest.

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