Bring a burst of color and vintage charm to your home with this Antique Lily broom label 🌸 This original early‑20th‑century stock label was printed in the U.S.A. and saved as new old stock—never glued to a broom, never written on. A detailed white lily and buds sit in a red circle, framed by strong yellow, black, and blue blocks that give the whole piece a striking, almost modern feel.

Broom labels like this were used by makers from the early 1900s into the 1940s to make everyday household tools stand out on crowded store shelves. Instead of digital ads, they relied on bright lithographed art you could spot from across the aisle—flowers, birds, and bold color blocking that promised quality at a glance. This Lily design is a perfect example: elegant, graphic, and surprisingly contemporary for something printed a century ago.

🧹 From broom aisle to wall art

In the first half of the 20th century, a good broom was a staple in every home. Fancy labels were an affordable way for small companies to create their own “brand” and compete with bigger names. As electric vacuums became more affordable after World War II, many broom makers disappeared, and elaborate broom labels stopped being produced. Surviving unused stock like this gives us a rare look at that lost advertising world.

🎨 Lithography and forgotten artists

These labels were printed using multi‑color lithography, layering inks to create depth and shading that still look rich generations later. The artists and printers who created them were often anonymous, working behind the scenes for very little pay. By framing and collecting original labels, you’re helping keep that forgotten commercial art alive instead of letting it quietly fade away.

Details:

• Original antique Lily broom label (not a reproduction)

• Early‑ to mid‑20th century, c. 1910s–1940s

• Printed in U.S.A., new old stock vintage advertising

• Bold white lily art with yellow, red, blue, black, and green color palette 🌸

• Great for framing, gallery walls, craft journals, scrapbooks, and mixed‑media art

Imagine this Lily label brightening a bedroom, hallway, or studio—like a little gallery piece rescued from the broom aisle of a long‑gone general store 💛