Floral Watercolor Print by Paul Detlefsen in Octagonal Frame
Vintage Decorative Art

Floral Watercolor Print by Paul Detlefsen in Octagonal Frame

This item is an octagonal-shaped framed art piece featuring a soft watercolor-style floral bouquet. The artwork displays a variety of flowers including tulips and daisies in a palette of pastel pinks, muted oranges, soft purples, and blues. The piece is signed 'Paul Detlefsen' on the left side, which indicates it is likely a mass-produced lithograph or print of his work, common in mid-century home decor. The octagonal frame is constructed of wood or a composite material with a brown wood-grain finish, accented by a thin green and gold-toned decorative inner border. The artwork is protected by glass. Regarding condition, there is visible foxing and brown spotting on the cream-colored matting and decorative border, suggesting moisture exposure or age-related deterioration of the paper acidity. The frame shows some minor surface wear and dust. Based on the style and framing, this piece likely dates from the 1960s to 1970s. The craftsmanship is typical of commercial decorative prints from that era, designed for mass-market residential use.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Basic Information

Category

Vintage Decorative Art

Appraised On

May 14, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Item Description

This item is an octagonal-shaped framed art piece featuring a soft watercolor-style floral bouquet. The artwork displays a variety of flowers including tulips and daisies in a palette of pastel pinks, muted oranges, soft purples, and blues. The piece is signed 'Paul Detlefsen' on the left side, which indicates it is likely a mass-produced lithograph or print of his work, common in mid-century home decor. The octagonal frame is constructed of wood or a composite material with a brown wood-grain finish, accented by a thin green and gold-toned decorative inner border. The artwork is protected by glass. Regarding condition, there is visible foxing and brown spotting on the cream-colored matting and decorative border, suggesting moisture exposure or age-related deterioration of the paper acidity. The frame shows some minor surface wear and dust. Based on the style and framing, this piece likely dates from the 1960s to 1970s. The craftsmanship is typical of commercial decorative prints from that era, designed for mass-market residential use.

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