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Shelf Appeal likes the outsides of shops. And the insides. This photographic postcard is one of a very few images...
Shelf Appeal likes the outsides of shops. And the insides. This photographic postcard is one of a very few images...
Envelopes are rather satisfying things. In amongst the paper bits and pieces that Shelf Appeal has tucked away is this...
Illustrations of shops and shopping pull me in like a magnet. Historical ones. New ones. I like them in a...
This week Shelf Appeal was referred to as someone who ‘likes paper bags and cake’. There is no defense against...
A new de luxe garden Hammock this. Fresh and lovely and sold by Fortnum & Mason in 1936. All pieces...
I first came across the brand HAY in Copenhagen where they have a shop and a lot of presence across...
The marketing of women’s stockings has taken interesting turns and twists (or runs and ladders) over the years. The sexual...
The recent demise of Habitat shops outside of London saddened me. Not for Habitat as it traded recently. But for...
I was prompted to write this post by a Tweet on Twitter about a small exhibition of Heal’s posters. More...
A man can never have too many good ties or socks. These particular ‘plain or fancy’ socks come from a...
Shops and their signature colours. Lovely. Harrod’s green. Selfridge’s yellow. Liberty purple. Fortnum & Mason’s eau de nil. I’m not...
What to buy for your Spring wardrobe? In 1935 from May 18th to 23rd, London store D H Evans (once...