Victorian Cherub Valentine Card with Hearts & Love Message

One chubby naked cherub clings to a tree absolutely festooned with hanging red hearts — the most immediately troubling detail being the whole heart-harvesting economy of heaven apparently on display here — while a slightly older fairy child in a purple dress with magnificent yellow butterfly wings and a blue hair accessory reaches for a heart of her own. The text 'Of my love, the Angels in Heaven might tell' raises the obvious question: why is your love so unverifiable that you need celestial witnesses, and why have you subcontracted your romantic credibility to a winged toddler and a butterfly girl standing in a meadow? The whole scene reads less like a Valentine and more like a Victorian property dispute over heart-shaped fruit, adjudicated by beings who are definitely not qualified to testify in any court, earthly or divine.