Advertisement, 1921 Wallace Silver Flatware, Illustration by Neysa McMein, Original Magazine Ad, Antique

The bride of today is the hostess of tomorrow — and she deserves sterling.

• Maker: Wallace Silver
• Artist: Neysa McMein
• Material: Paper
• Dimensions: 14" x 9.5" (including margins)
• Era: Antique, June 1921 (Country Life)
• Origin: USA
• Reverse: Morgan Woodwork ad on back (black & white, father and child illustration)
• Condition: Excellent antique. Pristine, no issues whatsoever. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A rare and remarkable piece. An exceptional gift for silver collectors, bridal enthusiasts, Art Deco lovers, or anyone who appreciates illustrated American women's history.

From the June 1921 issue of Country Life, this pristine full-color Wallace Silver advertisement features original artwork by Neysa McMein — one of America's most celebrated illustrators, whose portraits graced the covers of McCall's, the Saturday Evening Post, McClure's, and Woman's Home Companion, and who painted the original portrait of Betty Crocker for General Mills. Here she renders an Art Deco bride in luminous color, promoting Wallace's "Hostess" flatware pattern. Over 100 years old, in absolutely pristine condition.

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