Invite a playful and serene vibe to your nursery with these 1960s Pete Hawley fiberglass plaques, featuring a charming Mid-Century aesthetic and whimsical, textured relief illustrations of childhood innocence.
Renowned for his commercial illustration work, Hawley’s charming "bedtime" series captures a moment of quiet devotion, featuring a young girl and boy in their evening pajamas accompanied by their favorite toys and a faithful puppy.
The unique fiberglass medium provides a grounded, timeless feel, catching the light in a way that traditional paper prints cannot. Whether displayed as a pair above a crib in a "Playhouse" nursery or as part of a larger mid-century gallery wall, these plaques serve as a functional relic of 1960s family life. Their durable construction and iconic illustrated style ensure they remain a cheerful conversation piece, bringing a sense of historic charm and garden-inspired beauty to the modern home.
This item is vintage, approximately 65 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.
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Origin: USA
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Era: Mid-Century (c. 1960s)
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Material: Molded Fiberglass
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Dimensions: 8.50" x 8.50"
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Condition: Very Good
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Special Feature: Original Pete Hawley illustrations; lightweight and durable fiberglass construction.
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Note: Pete Hawley was famous for his Jantzen swimwear ads and Bell Telephone illustrations; these nursery pieces are among his most beloved residential works.