Vintage Valentine Cherubs with Roses & Lace Heart - Edwardian Era

Like a Victorian-era DoorDash notification gone beautifully off the rails, two chubby cherubs with butterfly wings are conducting what appears to be a very serious transaction inside a lace-trimmed heart: one is handing over both a bouquet of roses AND a basket of apples like some kind of Valentine's Day farmer's market, while the recipient clutches what looks like a letter, presumably a note that says 'please accept this aggressively literal cornucopia of my affections.' The text 'Why beat around the bush at all / Or be afraid to show it?' hangs below with the energy of a Victorian life coach who absolutely did not think through that phrasing. Red ribbon curls snake around the whole composition like the card itself is trying to gift-wrap its own innuendo, and honestly, the lace heart frame is doing heroic work attempting to class up what is essentially two naked toddler-angels negotiating a produce deal.