Victorian Valentine Cherub Angel with Violet Heart Greeting Card

What kind of filing system stores your deepest emotional vulnerabilities? Apparently a floral chest — a suspiciously self-satisfied winged child in a flowing mint-green dress clutches a small pink bird in one raised hand while the other rests possessively on a sealed letter with a red wax seal. The box, which has a bold red heart plastered on its front like a Victorian bumper sticker, is also festooned with a generous gold ribbon bow, because subtlety died sometime around 1890. Our little angel here is not a diaper-clad Cupid but a fully dressed, barefoot, pink-winged child who has clearly appointed herself CEO of Romance, sitting on what amounts to a floral filing cabinet of your deepest emotional vulnerabilities. The script below reads 'To my Valentine' in the handwriting of someone who absolutely expects something in return.