A baby in a plain white dress sits in a dark wicker chair or pram, facing the camera. Wicker nursery furniture and carriage bodies were common in early twentieth-century homes, and a loose white dress was standard wear for infants of either sex at the time.
Small portraits like this were often made at home or by a local photographer and printed as real photo postcards to send to relatives.
Oval vignette on white card stock; no printed text or handwriting visible on front.
No postmark. AZO stamp box with triangles up (divided-back real-photo stock, circa 1904-1918). White border around the oval portrait on the front; dealer pencil price notation "RMLT 2.00" at top of back. No stamp, no address, no message.
Cite this card
Baby in white dress seated in wicker chair, circa 1910, postcard, c. 1910. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/baby-in-white-dress-seated-in-wicker-chair-circa-1910. Accessed November 2, 2026.
