While it is certainly true that I am a fan - first and foremost - of the Belle Epoque and Art Deco periods, it is also true that I buy items which appeal to me. And while  More »

While it is certainly true that I am a fan - first and foremost - of the Belle Epoque and Art Deco periods, it is also true that I buy items which appeal to me. And while this modern beer poster is certainly one of the only modern pieces I have it the gallery it does nonetheless meet certain criteria: 1. It is clean, elegant and has very crisp lines. 2. It is in excellent condition. 3. It makes me smile when I look at it. (This last criteria is purely subjective) It measures 21 x 22 inches, and was produced by the Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I am not sure of the exact date, but in doing some research I noticed that Miller held poster contests for their Lowenbrau brands in the 1990''s - this could well be the product of that contest. It is sandwiched between two thick sheets of acetate which serve to protect it (and produce the glare evident in the photo - sorry about that) and will be shipped that way. Please note that this and every other piece of ephemera, print, poster or pochoir that we sell is authentic and non-reproduction. We would be happy to send additional photos or answer any questions, and we gladly ship worldwide. Thanks very much for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: LBUF Condition: A Year: 1990 circa Country: USA Maker: Miller Brewing Company Height: 22 in. (55.88 cm) Width: 21 in. (53.34 cm) Title: Lowenbrau Light - Light beer with a strong character Materials: paper, acetate   « Less

A lovely period poster, printed in France around 1910 and measuring 36 x 50 inches, it is mounted on linen and in good condition. Research on the artist, Eugene Martial Simas  More »

A lovely period poster, printed in France around 1910 and measuring 36 x 50 inches, it is mounted on linen and in good condition. Research on the artist, Eugene Martial Simas turned up no information - either biographical or professional. We know that the tradition of Western Opera had been popular at the turn of the last century, but aside from that - no specific data. This and every other poster, print and pochoir we sell is authentic, vintage and non-reproduction. Let us know if you wish to have additional photographs. We gladly ship worldwide. Check our items for sale on this site often as we add new items almost every day. Thanks for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: SUF10 Condition: B+ Year: 1910 circa Height: 50 in. (127.00 cm) Width: 36 in. (91.44 cm) Title: Opera Russe/Vintage French Poster by Eugene Simas Materials: paper, linen   « Less

Biscuits Emile Poult/Firmin Bouisset/Original,

Biscuits Emile Poult/Firmin Bouisset/Original,   « Less

This poster, by an artist identified only as Xhardez, is ubiquitous on the Internet - there are so many reproductions! - but THIS IS THE ORIGINAL, NON-REPRODUCTION POSTER!  More »

This poster, by an artist identified only as Xhardez, is ubiquitous on the Internet - there are so many reproductions! - but THIS IS THE ORIGINAL, NON-REPRODUCTION POSTER! Perhaps not politically correct in our day and age, the product still exists in France (now identified as shampooing, not champoing), as does the printing house of A Stevens in Brussels. We love the ''graphicness'' of the image - limited color palette, but very effective nonetheless. The poster has some tears on the top right portion of the image (check photos for details), but overall is in very good shape. We sell only vintage, non-reproduction posters, prints and other ephemera. We have many items listed for sale on this site, and we are happy to answer questions or to send additional photos. Check back often as we add new items frequently. Thanks for your interest! Status: For Sale Reference#: XUF01 Condition: B-/some tears, small but in image - not affecting overall image Year: 1920s circa Country: Brussels Maker: A Stevens/Brussels Height: 24 in. (60.96 cm) Width: 18 in. (45.72 cm) Title: Champoing Romaine - Xhardez/Original Vintage Poster Style: Art Deco Materials: paper, linen   « Less

Original Cappiello Pochoir/1899/Megard

Original Cappiello Pochoir/1899/Megard   « Less

Original Cappiello Pochoir/1899/Simon Girard

Original Cappiello Pochoir/1899/Simon Girard   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 3 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 3 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate (Full title: Hold Hard! Let the Hounds go First if you please gentlemen'') shows the moment when the dogs are given the scent of the deer. The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP9 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: Hold Hard! Let the Hounds first if you please gentlemen! Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 2 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 2 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate (Full title: Uncarting the Deer) shows the poor animal being released from a carriage and the riders watching him flee ...the details are exquisite! The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP8 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: Uncarting the Deer/1863/Vintage Hunting Print Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 1 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 1 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate (Full title: A Short Cut to the Meet) shows a rider in habit, asking the countryfolk he meets along the way if they might be so kind as to show him where to go....the details are exquisite! The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP7 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: A short cut to the meet/1863/Vintage Hunting Print Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 5 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 5 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate (Full title: Something Wrong as Usual ... Lost shoes, stirrups, girths, etc)) Illustrates the almost total incapacity of the riders: some are off their mounts altogether, some are checking the horses hooves, riderless horses are running rampant in the countryside....the details are exquisite! The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP1 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: Something wrong as usual... Lost shoes, Stirrups, Girths, .../1863/Vintage Hunting Print Materials: paper   « Less