This is an antique chromo card (chromolithograph print) made in France from the late 19th to early 20th century. This card is an advertisement for GUÉRIN-BOUTRON, a chocolate maker in Paris, France. GUÉRIN-BOUTRON was a popular chocolate brand in 19th-century France, known for distributing beautiful chromo cards as advertisements. The card depicts a girl and a little girl wearing fancy hats. A box of chocolates is also drawn at their feet, reflecting the charming advertising style of the time. The bottom of the card reads: “Dépêche-toi que maman n’y voie rien !” (Hurry, before Mom sees!) This French phrase depicts a humorous scene of children secretly enjoying chocolate. Currently, these cards are enjoyed as: ・Backgrounds for doll photography ・Collage materials ・Framing and display ・Reference materials for clothing and doll making Please note that there are signs of aging, such as the texture of the paper and small stains. We hope that you appreciate this as part of the charm of antique paper. Please check the photos for the condition before purchasing.