The scene is set in a cozy, intimate corner of a room bathed in warm, amber light emitted from three large Himalayan salt lamps. These lamps sit on a wooden table that is crafted with rich mahogany and intricate carvings, reminiscent of Arthur Rackham's detailed line work. Each lamp glows with a soft, textured surface, their warm hues casting gentle shadows on the table and floor.

In the background, a large bay window reveals a clear night sky painted in the deep indigos and purples akin to a Maxfield Parrish landscape. The moon hangs prominently, an oversized luminous orb, with silver light cascading onto the scene inside. It’s textured with craters and softly shaded like a Gustave Doré illustration.

Across the starry sky, tiny white stars twinkle with detailed precision, similar to the delicate line work of Beatrix Potter. The moon’s light highlights a few romantic, billowing clouds with an ethereal glow, adding to the dreamlike quality.

In the foreground, on the table beneath the salt lamps, sits an antique gramophone crafted in elegant Art Nouveau style, echoing Aubrey Beardsley's sensibilities. Its horn is adorned with swirling floral patterns and captures the silvery moonlight, shimmering subtly.

Amidst this setting, a vintage-style banner reminiscent of a Maurice Sendak illustration unfurls across the scene, flowing like a ribbon across the top of the card. The banner is crafted in the style of parchment, aged with tea-stained edges and soft wrinkles. Upon it, written in a whimsical yet elegant hand-lettered script in rich, deep burgundy ink, are the words: "Debi, you're invited on a romantic date with Antony. When? As soon as possible..."

To tie the scene together, soft tendrils of ivy, inspired by Edward Gorey’s quirky detailing, drape over the edge of the table and around the banner, adding an organic, lively element to the composition.

Generated with these themes: A romantic scene with salt lamps and moon.

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