TROWBRIDGE offers contemporary and traditional prints, black and white photography, textiles and bespoke works of art all in the finest quality frames.
TROWBRIDGE offers contemporary and traditional prints, black and white photography, textiles and bespoke works of art all in the finest quality frames.
Gin cocktails from the 1920s prohibition era. Even though there are swell drinks to turn the shop into a speakeasy for my book signing, it has to be gin!
Celebrate the end of Prohibition with this vintage photo of a group of people raising a toast to the repeal of the 18th Amendment. Taken in the 1930s, this black and white image captures the joy and excitement of the end of the Prohibition era, as people were once again able to legally enjoy a drink. This rare photo is a unique piece of history that would make a great addition to any collection. Hang it in your home bar or office as a reminder of the tumultuous times of the Roaring Twenties and the joy that came with the repeal of Prohibition. BULK ORDER DISCOUNT Click Here for 100's more Prohibition and Bar Decor Photos: https://www.etsy.com/shop/FerrisVintagePhotos?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=30264611 ► PRODUCTION: This REPRODUCTION print is of the original photograph, un-matted & un-framed. Professionally printed on high quality, professional paper that will last a lifetime. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- For some photos, but not all...some CROPPING/SCALING may occur depending on which size you select. If you have a question about cropping/scaling, please contact me for a proof of your image. **No WATERMARK will appear on your print(s).** ► SHIPPING: Shipped with protective packaging. Please note that processing time does not include actual shipping/transit time. I make my best effort to get your print to you as fast as possible! THANK YOU FOR YOUR ORDER!!!!!!!!!These are prints of the original photo and may show scratches and blemishes found on the original. Please be sure to zoom in on photo to view the quality and potential blemishes. Returns & Exchanges are for something that is an error of the photo or shipping damage to the photo. Canadian customers must pay shipping to return or exchange a photo.
Inspired by the Prairie style of architecture and decor, our Zain adjustable floor lamp shapes perfectly balanced lines and curves, horizontals and verticals in gleaming brass. The lamp casts a lovely glow on the steel lamp's brass finish, and the height adjusts easily to perfectly suit your space. Pair with the matching table lamp for a cohesive lighting scheme in your living room, bedroom or home office. Zain Brushed Brass Metal Adjustable Floor Lamp 18.5" dia. x 65"H Steel with brass finish 8' black fabric cord Knurled collar adjusts height E26 bulb type 2 sockets Accommodates bulbs up to 60W incandescent or 9W LED (not included) Inline on/off floor switch Wipe clean with soft dry cloth Imported
Nostalgic 1980s vibes by Biasol at Melbourne's new eatery, Billie Buoy
Unmatched in its attention to detail, our sofa boasts a harmonious blend of luxurious materials and expert craftsmanship. Every curve and contour has been thoughtfully sculpted to create an inviting seating arrangement that beckons you to unwind after a long day. And this loveseat with a design, resembling a rainbow shape, embraces you like a warm hug, offering you a unique and captivating experience. Experience true relaxation as you nestle into the sumptuous embrace of our sofa's premium upholstery, hand-selected for its unrivaled softness and durability. Sink into its generous depths, enveloped in a world of tranquility and serenity that instantly melts away the stresses of the outside world.
This is an original 1965 advertisement for Seagram's 7 Crown blended American whiskey. It is an ORIGINAL ad from a 1965 men's interest magazine, cut to fit this frame. The size is approximately 9" x 12," and the MFD wood frame has lightweight plexiglass. Seagram's was officially founded in 1928 in Canada and was exported to the U.S. from its Montreal headquarters. Even back then, the Seagram’s 7 legacy was cementing itself as stronger in the States than in Canada, with consumer preferences for blended whiskey sweeping the country through the 1950s. Seagram’s is synonymous with ‘70s drinking culture in the U.S., and it’s true that the brand may never again reach the level of popularity it once did. It was the best-selling blended whiskey brand in the country during a decade when blended whiskey was all the rage. Now, it’s often perceived as a brand that went downhill shortly after its era of fame — likely a result of greater variety and higher-quality whiskeys entering the market. Nevertheless, Seagram's remains the sixth most popular American whiskey in the world, racking up 1.9 million cases in global sales in 2021. Seven Crown was extremely popular in the 1970s, but later saw a drop off in the 80s and 90s when trends shifted to other spirits. It is a light and mild whiskey that is a great mixer, but is much less popular as a standalone sipping whiskey like Jack Daniel's or Jim Beam. The signature drink for Seven Crown is the "7 and 7"--7-up and 7-Crown. Note: This ad has been cut to fit a 9" x 12" frame. These ads look quite a bit larger than my normal 8" x 10" ads, and they are really beautiful. They cost just a little bit more to cover the increased cost in frames and associated material.
