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Three cherub angels and an angel cake — proof that baking powder once had excellent art direction.
Maker: Royal Baking Powder
Material: Paper
Dimensions: 16" x 11" (including margins)
Era: Antique, October 1920 (The Woman's Magazine)
Origin: USA
Reverse: Fairy Soap mother-and-child illustration on back
Condition: Very good antique. Torn corners and micro tears on borders only, illustration unaffected; colors remain vivid. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A charming piece for a kitchen, baking nook, or vintage-inspired dining room. A delightful gift for baking enthusiasts, food history collectors, or anyone who loves the angelic excess of early American food advertising.
Three cherubs hover around a pristine white cake beneath the tagline "Absolutely Pure," and two recipes are printed below: Three Egg Angel Cake and Sunshine Cake. The reverse carries the Fairy Soap mother-and-child illustration — both sides oversized, full color, and over a century old.
We carry the companion Fairy Soap advertisement in the shop — browse to see both sides.
