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Two girls flank a cologne bottle nearly twice their height. Pale blue fabric, a burgundy dress and gold-toned lettering give this E. W. Hoyt & Co. trade-card design its period charm.
A red-and-white striped performer carries an enormous green bottle as tiny glasses wind around his legs. Yellow Liquore L’Alpi lettering completes the theatrical scene against black.
A six-armed dancer in a wooden barrel holds a jug in each hand beneath golden Prunelle Naltet lettering on deep blue.
A tall Passito Erbaluce bottle rests above a red cushion beneath delicate golden vines and grape clusters.
A woman in a red blouse, green skirt and pale shawl holds arching grapevines beneath Côtes du Rhône lettering, with a distant village and red, white and rosé wine wording.
A waiter in a white jacket balances a tray with a golden bottle and three small glasses against orange.
An angular red puppet lifts a green bottle as a cork and a streak of foam rise against a dark panel.
A glass of deep red wine stands among purple grapes and curling vine leaves. Window reflections and an ornate stem brighten the still life against dark green.
A woman in dark evening clothes sits beside a cordial bottle and a red chair back above a handwritten 1934 date.
Two costumed performers stagger across a stage with an enormous bird and bottle in Charles H. Yale’s The Evil Eye advertisement. The Café Eccentrique scene fills the poster with comic movement.
Two café guests lean over tall glasses beneath the Blanco y Negro masthead in JoaquÃn Xaudaró’s illustration. Broad hats, a burgundy dress and clean black outlines give the cream-ground design its character.
A winged figure in green carries a towering wooden beer stein with foam spilling over its rim.
René Vincent sets a yellow-coated figure beside the green Georges Irat automobile. Its headlamp, cream tire and bold lettering fill a sharply cropped Art Deco composition.
A dancer in a wide yellow skirt holds a bottle and glass aloft on a red background. Leonetto Cappiello’s Sodas Scarpatett poster names lemon, banana and cherry below sweeping green lettering.
An ornate Fernet-Branca composition places an eagle and globe above a central branded panel, surrounded by small social scenes and elaborate gold-toned scrollwork.
A foaming Forst glass stands beside bold Italian lettering on a painted paper notice with curled edges.
Olive lettering on orange names Gin Fizz, Bees Knees and other drinks across William C. Feery’s 1932 cocktail-book cover.
A woman in a red shawl raises a glass beside a tall Rei Carlos port bottle against black.
Henri Privat-Livemont’s red-haired figure lifts an absinthe glass and holds a bottle within pale green ornamental lines. Curling lettering and flowing white drapery define the 1896 Robette design.
A white-clad dancer lifts a glowing Bor bottle into a starry blue sky in Trégi’s quinquina design. Flowing fabric, a bright central burst and large yellow lettering create a light, airborne composition for a home bar or decorative drinks collection.
An animated white outfit runs beneath an enormous green 5 Oxid bottle. Mario Bazzi’s laundry-cleanser advertisement combines flying sleeves, a loose tie and bright orange-and-green lettering on a black background.
A top-hatted man talks with a woman in a large pink hat over a small café table. Yellow ground, dark clothing and prominently placed bottles define Cappiello’s J. Edouard Pernot advertisement.
A small boat carries a whisky cask toward shore beneath the Cowan’s name and Belfast lettering.
A jockey in brilliant yellow rides an enormous Martini bottle, with reins and another rider crossing a deep blue field.
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