Vintage 10 Cents Postage Stamp (Building Motif)

This item is a vintage postage stamp, likely from the early to mid-20th century, given its aesthetic and coloration. The stamp is rectangular in shape, primarily printed in a muted green ink on what appears to be off-white or beige paper, suggesting some age-related discoloration or intended hue. The design features a prominent architectural structure, possibly a government building, palace, or university, rendered in a somewhat softened, almost watercolor-like style. The building has multiple stories and distinct windows, with surrounding landscape elements, possibly trees or hills, visible in the background. Ornate scrollwork or decorative borders frame the central image, with symmetrical patterns at the corners and along the edges. The denomination '10' is clearly visible in a decorative font within a circular or oval cartouche in both the bottom-left and bottom-right corners of the main image, indicating a value of '10 cents.' There appears to be text at the very top of the stamp, likely indicating the issuing country or entity, but it is illegible due to blurriness. The stamp exhibits a perforated edge, which is standard for postage stamps, suggesting it was once part of a larger sheet. The overall condition appears to be relatively good, though the image quality makes it difficult to assess minor creases, tears, or postmark presence. The printing quality, while slightly faded, shows a decent level of detail for its probable era. The style suggests a period when engravings and detailed illustrations were common for postal issues. The exact size cannot be determined without a reference, but it appears to be a standard stamp size.