Vintage Baby Wall Hanging Doll Toy Co Dated 1952 - Retro Infant Child Room Decor
$25.00
A vintage baby two piece wall hanging that features a cradle and a tree branch or bough wall hanging and birds holding a blanket under meath it that is dated 1952. (It reminds one of the song Rock a Bye Baby.)
This retro wall hanging is made of a thick cardboard and is printed on the top side and is a plain tan/grey on the back. The tree branch and the blanket shapes are cut out so they are slightly three dimensional.
There are a couple of holes for hanging but you can also use the cut out areas to hang it up.
The colors used on this mid century baby room decor piece are white, pink, red, blue and a bluish green.
The wall hanging seems perfect for a baby‘a room.
The company that made this is marked on the bottom left front. It says COPYRIGHT 1952 THE DOLLY TOY COMPANY TIPP CITY, OHIO.
The cradle is about 10” x 8” and the blanket is 15” x 8”.
The 2 piece hanging is in nice vintage condition with wear commensurate with vintage age.
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