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Really nice quality original vintage posters here. I purchased 5 posters, all framed and delivered. Couldn't be happier. Jim and Haley were incredibly helpful. Highly recommended.
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Chris Small
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Excellent service very professional.
Quick and responsive communication.
Will be using thus service again. Very very happy. Both Jim and Hayley are lovely!
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James Gleeson
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Couldn’t be more happy with my new poster. It fills the blank wall perfectly. Not to mention the enthusiastic and kind staff. I highly recommend.
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Matt Foord
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Beautiful gallery space with friendly and helpful staff. Incredible selection of antique works and they provided delivery right to my door! 10/10 would recommend.
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Kathryn Rae
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Great advice and service! My wonderful vintage poster looks fabulous!
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John Pinto
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Where do I start! This place helped me get over my acne (which I've been dealing with for the last 2 years)
And the wide collection of posters is incredible!
The only downside is how good looking the French boy on the tmax is...
Awesome stuff guys.
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Meet Nectar, the moustachioed delivery man of Maison Nicolas, carrying 32 bottles of wine at once. Founded in Paris in 1822, Nicolas is credited with being the first merchant to sell wine by the bottle. In 1922 it commissioned Jules Isnard Dransy (1883–1945) to show that it delivered to customers’ doors, and Nectar became one of the first recurring mascots in advertising, later reinvented by Cassandre, Loupot and Iribe. This monumental 1949 edition after Dransy’s design shows Nectar mid-stride, bottles of red and white fanned out in both hands, his wide eyes fixed on the viewer. At 161 × 120 cm, it was made for the streets of France, and few large originals survive today. Original lithograph, linen backed, in good condition.
Meet Nectar, the moustachioed delivery man of Maison Nicolas, carrying 32 bottles of wine at once. Founded in Paris in 1822, Nicolas is credited with being the first merchant to sell wine by the bottle. In 1922 it commissioned Jules Isnard Dransy (1883–1945) to show that it delivered to customers’ doors, and Nectar became one of the first recurring mascots in advertising, later reinvented by Cassandre, Loupot and Iribe. This monumental 1949 edition after Dransy’s design shows Nectar mid-stride, bottles of red and white fanned out in both hands, his wide eyes fixed on the viewer. At 161 × 120 cm, it was made for the streets of France, and few large originals survive today. Original lithograph, linen backed, in good condition.
