Vintage 1950s Rolled Canvas Paint By Number - Pink Rose Bouquet - Love's Tribute - Palmer Show Card Paint Co circa 1951 stirage I take comfort that the

I take comfort that the flowers at least will live on forever

Considered modern and fresh this shape of dishware and this pattern was an updated approach to floral dishware from the 1920s

it was made by someone

butter dishes to gravy boats and all the serving dishes in between

Vintage 1950s Rolled Canvas Paint By Number - Pink Rose Bouquet - Love's Tribute - Palmer Show Card Paint Co circa 1951 stirage I take comfort that theEvery man a Rembrandt! (Original 1950s ad campaign for paint by number kits) {HISTORY} Cheers to the hobby painters of the mid 20th century art scene! First started in Detriot, MI, the brainchild of artist Dan Roberts, in cooperation with the Palmer Show Card Company, paint by number kits debuted in 1951. A bit slow to start, the kits picked up speed and popularity with their first big splash into the retail market at the New York Toy Fair in 1952.