Pepper Pot, New York 1920s Centralia our prints will last 70+

our prints will last 70+ years without fading or discolouring

and Paul Poiret were among his subjects

The sharp profile and intense color of this die-cut drink list is absolutely striking and memorable

each with their own bathroom – an unheard-of luxury at the time

food journalist and author who donated his papers to The Culinary Institute of America

Pepper Pot, New York 1920s Centralia our prints will last 70+In 1920s New York, The Pepper Pot restaurant in Greenwich Village was the place to be seen and was rather grandly advertised as A Meeting Place for Interesting and Interested People. It was established by Doc Carlyle Sherlock and his wife Viola when they retired from the silent movie industry in Hollywood. A bohemian space waitresses wore artists smocks and the dcor included Chinese lanterns and bouquets of red peppers strung from a labyrinth of pipes