Party outings
The train angst season is upon us. Cancellations, missing tea trolley services, overcrowded carriages, missing reservations, hassled travellers, luggage racks...
The train angst season is upon us. Cancellations, missing tea trolley services, overcrowded carriages, missing reservations, hassled travellers, luggage racks...
The allure of a smiling face in a graphic (or on a mug, or pretty much anywhere) never gets tired...
Invalid is a word one seldom hears these days. It’s certainly not a word found on a greeting card in...
The industrial landscape of West Yorkshire, much of it to do with 19th and 20th century textile history, is still...
Paris is Shelf Appeal’s favorite city. Not simply because they do the best fashion and toy exhibitions there. Not only...
The department store Jones & Higgins of Peckham, London closed in 1980 and I missed visiting it. Established in Rye...
Shelf Appeal is very fond of Barbara Jones’ illustrations. And very fond indeed of the shop that was Simpson Piccadilly...
I will spare you the empty protest that I don’t collect Jaeger things. It’s obvious – even to me –...
It is no secret I like a bit of anthropomorphism. Put a face on it and I’ll probably like it. I...
A Picture Book in Colour II. No fancy titles here. And with a cover design this fancy who needs a...
One of my few fashion crushes is Margaret Howell. Their clothes, interiors products, shops, marketing material (in all its Gill...
The signature ‘Lee-Elliott 38’ nestles at the bottom of Nelson’s Column on this cover. Theyre Lee-Elliott, a bit of a...