Frog sewing Machine advert (USA. 1870s) | Wheeler & Wilson

Add a touch of playful nostalgia and vintage charm to your home with this delightful giclée print of an American sewing machine advertisement from the 1870s. This whimsical artwork features a talented frog balancing precariously on a tightrope while juggling sewing machine parts, showcasing the dexterity and precision required for both sewing and circus arts. The vibrant colors, humorous imagery, and unique advertising approach make this print a perfect conversation starter and a charming addition to any room.

Did You Know?

Frogs have incredibly sticky tongues that help them catch their prey with lightning speed! The frog's tongue is attached to the front of its mouth, allowing it to flick it out and retract it with incredible speed and accuracy. This unique adaptation makes them highly effective hunters of insects and other small prey.

Add this playful and charming piece to your cart today and let the whimsical "Frog Juggler" bring a touch of vintage advertising and lighthearted fun to your home.