Great Show!!!!!

If you haven't visited our gallery to see "Three Sheets" you're missing out.  These posters from Republic Pictures have undeniable charm.  At almost 7 feet tall they'll be making a statement however you display them.

And if you're looking for a truly staggering combination why not add our Black Panther table base to "Jaguar?"

Dog Days of Summer

Charlotte, the shop dog, keeping cool behind the register.

How are you keeping cool?

The Show Is About To Begin

The posters have arrived.  All are linen backed and mounted on acid free board.  They look magnificent.  Time to unwrap these beauties!  Their visual impact is amazing.  The show starts Saturday, July 21st, with a short talk by David Jacobs, creator of Dallas and Knots Landing, starting at 4:30 pm.

Here's a sneak peak...

Cool Refreshing Lemonade

It's summertime when the living is easy, as I'm sure you all know.  Well, how about this glass pitcher and glasses to convey your family's secret lemonade recipe from tree to pitcher to glass to summer satisfaction!

But don't you need to cut those lemons?  Well, we've got a set of bamboo cutting boards that will help perform the job admirably.  Not to mention all our other kitchen goodies...Here's a selection.

THREE SHEETS...

The Gallery at 3517 West Sunset Presents:

THREE SHEETS…

Exhibition Dates: July 21st – September 1st, 2012

A collection of Vintage 1950’s Republic Pictures three sheet movie posters.  Each poster has been lovingly linen-backed and framed.   At over six feet tall, the striking graphics will surely leave a lasting impression.

Opening Presentation by David Jacobs:

Saturday, July 21st, 4:30PM - 5PM

We are pleased to present a half hour presentation by David Jacobs about Republic Pictures, The Little “B” Studio That Could and Did.  David was the creator of the television series Dallas and Knots Landing. He currently teaches film history at Columbia College, Hollywood. Seating is limited.  

RSVP: 323.644.2828

Tiffin Time!

What's tiffin, I hear you ask?  Well, it's an Indian English word meaning light meal.  And what do you carry your tiffin in?  A tiffin tin. Guess what the pictures are of below.  You are a bright lot.

Each tin comes with three compartments that neatly fit into each other.  Used for centuries in Asia to transport and serve food, tiffin tins are an integral part of daily life.

The Grubby Astronaut

Delightful handmade designs here in in Los Angeles.  Add a touch of cool this summer to your baby's wardrobe.