WINDSOR PLACE ANTIQUES

These graphic and arresting posters were originally produced by the Atelier Populaire (University Art Students) in Paris in May of 1968 in support of the massive labor strikes that were taking place across France. These prints are from a vintage folio sized out-of-print book published in England in 1969. I have many to choose from and will be bringing some to the Brooklyn Flea over the next few weeks. Contact me for more details, prices and availability.

I recently acquired a treasure trove of school maps, charts and other teaching materials from a printer's archive in Mexico City. These are unmounted large (36" x 48") prints that would have been mounted with linen on wooden dowels and used in classrooms. They would look great framed as well with their eye-catching colors and graphics. I have many charts and maps of all the continents. E-mail for more photos and prices.

I have been into clear glass and white things in this hot weather. They look good with simple flowers from my garden. Only the butterfly bush seems to be thriving these days. The large glass funnel in the rear left was actually an antique hospital piece- used for enemas. So pretty for something so yucky!
 

I found this collection of vintage Swedish safety matches at an estate sale recently. I love the graphics. Can't tell if they are antique/vintage or reproductions. The condition is suspiciously good. Either way- a great decorative item. Come see for yourself. I will be at One Hanson on Sunday July 18th.
  

By popular demand….I will be bringing more shoe factory racks to One Hanson this Saturday.