Set of 2 Ann Darnell Floral Lithograph Prints in Ornate Silver-Tone Frames
Ann Darnell (Artist), Frames likely mass-produced for home decor outlets · Art & Decor > Framed Prints
Era / Decade
Late 1990s to Early 2000s based on the 'shabby chic' silver-wash frame style and pinstripe matting texture
Material
Paper lithograph prints, glass glazing, composite or plastic molded frames with a metallic silver-tone finish, and textured cardstock matting
Condition
Very Good. The frames appear intact with no major chips; the prints show no visible moisture damage or fading. Frames could use light dusting in the ornate crevices
Demand Level
Moderate. Floral art is a perennial seller, but large framed items are harder to ship, making them more popular for local buyers.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$30.00 - $55.00 for the pair
Estimated Retail Value
$60.00 - $100.00 for the pair (original retail price at home decor stores like HomeGoods, Kirkland's, or department stores)
Comparable Sales
Individual Ann Darnell framed prints typically sell for $15-$25 each at thrift stores and $25-$40 on eBay. A similar pair of ornate floral prints recently sold on Mercari for $45 plus shipping.
Description
Lovely pair of vertical floral prints by artist Ann Darnell. These prints feature elegant red lilies or tulip-style blossoms with long, sweeping stems against a neutral, textured-beige background. They come professionally housed in high-quality, ornate silver-wash frames featuring scrolled decorative edges and unique vertical pinstripe matting that adds depth and modern flair. Perfect for a bedroom, hallway, or transitional living space.
Key Features
Sold as a matching pair (which increases value for home staging); neutral color palette with a pop of red; ready-to-hang ornate frames; recognizable decor artist for those seeking specific replacement pieces.
Authenticity Indicators
Artist signature 'Ann Darnell' is printed in the lower right corner plate. These are commercial décor prints rather than original oil paintings. Authenticity confidence: High (as mass-market decor).
Flaws to Note
Minor scratches on frame edges likely from storage; original paper backing may be brittle or torn. Check for 'thunder bugs' or dust trapped behind the glass.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace or Nextdoor (best for avoiding high shipping costs on glass-framed items); eBay (if willing to pack securely); local antique or consignment booth.
Selling Tips
Market them as 'Home Staging Art' or 'Transitional Wall Decor.' Offer them only as a set of two. Use keywords like 'Botanical,' 'Silver Frame,' and 'Traditional.' If selling locally, highlight that they are ready-to-hang.
Notes
Ann Darnell 2 of them