Bird is the word
A bit of east London pottering usually results in a trip to Shelf in Cheshire Street. Obviously we both like...
A bit of east London pottering usually results in a trip to Shelf in Cheshire Street. Obviously we both like...
The heat is on. For me, there aren’t many redeeming qualities to the summer. But as I’m in a minority,...
My Colette e-news brought me an illustration that intrigued. Even better, the artist’s blog satisfies the intrigue. Now, how often...
I have to admit that my shelves are very slowly filling with London-related books and booklets. I tried not to...
Spotted this lovely window display at Dover Street Market. Barbie’s 50th isn’t so very interesting to me but it’s an...
This blog is two years old. To celebrate – a scan of a chocolate ‘dazzler’ sweet, which was eaten very...
I received a lovely book in the post a couple of weeks ago, from a friend who also has shelves...
The V&A; may be congratulating itself on the wonderful show Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones which has just opened...
I had the doubtful pleasure of taking an exhibition to the Knitting & Stitching Show a few years ago. Although...
My happy charity shop purchase of a book on the history of Sainsbury’s has added extra weight to the shelves....
Bettys Tea Rooms, the North’s finest, opened their first café in Harrogate in 1919. It seems from their website that...
I have blogged Pentagram before, but only once, so this hasn’t – yet – become some mad fan blog. Two...