Framed Donkey and European Robin Wildlife Art Print by Melvin Hatcher Titled 'Brandy'
Melvin Hatcher (Artist) · Art & Decor > Prints & Illustrated Art
Era / Decade
1980s - 1990s (based on style, matting color, and frame aging)
Material
Paper print/lithograph mounted on cream matting, framed behind protective glass in a dark stained wood frame with inner gold gilt liner trim.
Condition
Good condition overall. The artwork and matting are well-preserved with light age-related toning. The wooden frame exhibits noticeable scuffing, edge wear, and minor paint loss along the outer rim, which can easily be touched up.
Demand Level
Niche/Moderate (appeals strongly to rustic, cottagecore, farm, or donkey/bird enthusiasts)
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$18.00 - $35.00
Estimated Retail Value
$35.00 - $50.00 (original gallery or framed decor pricing)
Comparable Sales
Framed small vintage wildlife and farm animal prints typically sell between $15 and $30 on Etsy and eBay.
Description
Charming vintage wildlife illustration print signed by artist Melvin Hatcher, titled 'Brandy'. The artwork depicts a detailed portrait of a fluffy donkey with soft brown fur paired with a bright red European Robin perched on a holly or hawthorn berry branch against a light blue backdrop. Framed in a dark wood frame with subtle gold accents and double-look matting.
Key Features
Signed by artist Melvin Hatcher; titled 'Brandy'; popular cottagecore/country decor aesthetic; features cute animal combination (donkey and songbird); ready to hang.
Authenticity Indicators
Artist signature 'Melvin Hatcher' and title ''Brandy'' visible in the print area. High confidence of authentic vintage print.
Flaws to Note
Scuffs and wear along the wooden frame edges; minor dust inside glass; faint yellowing along matting edges due to age.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy, eBay, or Facebook Marketplace (ideal for vintage home decor buyers looking for rustic wall art)
Selling Tips
Highlight keywords like 'Cottagecore', 'Rustic Country Decor', 'Donkey Print', 'European Robin', 'Vintage Framed Wildlife Art'. Clean the glass thoroughly and use furniture polish or a wood marker to touch up the dark frame edges before photographing.