This lot features two framed vintage Edison Mazda Lamp advertisements illustrated by Norman Rockwell. The first, titled "The party after the party," depicts a tender scene between a mother and daughter originally published in The Ladies' Home Journal in 1923. The second, titled "And every lad may be Aladdin," shows a young boy reading by lamplight and was featured in The Saturday Evening Post in 1920. Both illustrations are part of Rockwell's celebrated commercial work for the General Electric Company, emphasizing the warmth and comfort of home lighting.

These pieces originate from the former Norman Rockwell Museum of the South collection.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 16 x 13 inches (each frame)

• Medium: Print on paper

• Condition: Housed in matching wooden frames; prints show natural age toning and minor surface wear consistent with age; frames show light scuffing.

Norman Rockwell Edison Mazda Lamps General Electric Vintage Advertising 1920s Americana 20th Century Illustration Norman Rockwell Museum of the South Collection Antique Prints Periodical History Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post.