Shopping in London
Shopping in London isn’t what it was, even what it was in 2000, when Shelf Appeal moved down. There are...
Shopping in London isn’t what it was, even what it was in 2000, when Shelf Appeal moved down. There are...
Socks are famously a Christmas present for men. Along with, or instead of, a Boots gift box of Old Spice...
Shelf Appeal has accumulated a few pieces of ephemera advertising the Braemar wool clothing label. They used fashion illustration very...
Shelf Appeal is a fan of Wolsey advertising from the first half of the 20th century. It came in two...
The department store Jones & Higgins of Peckham, London closed in 1980 and I missed visiting it. Established in Rye...
Shelf Appeal has never liked Summer. It is undignified. Far too much bunting related gaiety, outdoorsy organized activity and heat....
Snow is a funny thing. It looks pretty but it doesn’t play pretty. Unless you sport. Then it has a...
Shelf Appeal doesn’t contain a lot of American graphics and design. It’s a world of nice things I know very...
Don’t get me started on modern magazine cover design. Instead let’s hark back to the days of 1937 old, when,...
Liverpool in 1955 was doubtless (in terms of weather) as Liverpool in 2013. Ergo, if you were living there then...
Shelf Appeal is not just about the appeal of old things. Walking down Oxford Street the other day (or doing...
I have said it before – one person’s tat is another person’s ephemeral slice of apple pie and cream. Not...