Antique Halloween crepe

Circa 1916 

 One word. GEORGEOUS! This piece of antique Halloween crepe is bewitching! The colors and print are so exquisite. Circa 1920s stretchy crepe with beautiful witch graphic.

An authentic Dennison Manufacturing Co. crepe paper panel featuring a hooded witch, broom in hand, perched atop a pumpkin patch while an owl and smiling jack-o’-lantern look on. Custom black steel cut matting 

Dennison was the leading American maker of paper holiday goods, shaping much of Halloween’s visual identity through their bold use of color and striking silhouettes. This design, known among collectors as the “Witch on the Pumpkin” panel, represents the height of Dennison’s Halloween artistry — playful yet eerie, with a keen sense of motion and narrative.

Medium: Original printed crepe paper mounted beneath protective plexiglass with cover

Frame: Solid black.

Dimensions: [16” x 20”]

Provenance: Dennison Manufacturing Co., Framing by Stephanie Koppmann.

A highly desirable example of early Halloween ephemera, this framed panel captures the humor, style, and charm that defined America’s early 20th-century celebrations.