SARAH WARREN THE ROBERT FULLER
Hall/stand 4F33 GALLERY
Sarah Warren Art publishes
Hall 4 Stand 4F29
beautiful Everyday, Christmas and
Occasion cards incorporating
embossing; metallic foil and fl itter.
This will be the sixth year at
Autumn Fair, having started trading
on the fi rst day of the 2004 show
with 24 designs. SWA now has
95 Everyday; 12 Occasions
and 36 Christmas cards and
export throughout Europe and to
Australia; New Zealand; South
Africa; Canada and the USA, as
well as licensing designs to Russia
and Eastern Europe.
The product range is
increasing and will soon include
The Robert Fuller Gallery has launched a new range featuring exclusively British
journals; giftwrap; gift boxes and
wildlife. The new series features fi ve designs published as part of a campaign
bookmarks. The designs are aimed at people who take care in choosing the
to highlight the plight of once commonplace creatures struggling to survive as
cards they send – appreciating that a card says not only “I like this card” but
wildlife in the UK continues to face biodiversity loss.
also “I know you well enough to know that you’ll like this card too.”
Featuring portraits of pheasants, foxes, owls, and a selection of garden
SWA’s environmental policy ensures that all board, envelopes and cellos are
birds, the cards are individually wrapped and printed on sturdy, environmentally-
manufactured here in the UK and are recyclable meaning our carbon footprint is
friendly card.
much less than those publishers who print in China.
Also on the stand will be a selection of the publisher’s best known images
Tel: 020 8682 1690
taken from the wildlife artist Robert Fuller’s highly-detailed oil paintings of animals
Web:
www.swacards.com
and birds from around the globe. A visual treat for all.
Tel: 01759 368355
www.robertEfuller.com
SECOND NATURE
Hall/stand: 4F30/G31
THORNTONS
Second Nature’s Americano
male range, launched this year,
Hall/stand: 4F53/E50
has proved extremely popular. Thorntons returns to Autumn Fair this year intent on convincing card retailers
Consisting of general birthday, that they really will benefi t from making space in their stores for Thornton’s
high ages and male relations the chocolate offer.
range is being expanded into It’s almost 100 years ago that
2010. The range has a retro feel Joseph William Thornton opened his
and is themed around sports, fi rst shop in Sheffi eld, with the aim to
classic cars, trophies, beer and be the best sweet shop in town. Fast
wine. The unit size is three with a forward to 2009 and nothing really has
RRP of £1.99 changed: Thorntons still aims to be the
Pop Ups won a US Louie best and prides itself on being a familiar
award this year following its name on the high street with a big
relaunch from the original design of brand and a loyal customer base selling
the 80’s. The cards are available to quality chocolates and confectionery
sell on a spinner, acetate clips that using international recipes with
fi t on slat walls or in a cardboard ingredients from around the world.
shelf talker that sits in a card rack. Thorntons now operates just over
The look is bright and colourful 375 company-owned stores and just
covering open male and female designs, ages 18 to 70 and occasions such as under 200 franchises turning over well
anniversary, wedding, congratulations, good luck and many more. Pop Ups are in excess of £200 million.
sold in a unit size of three and a RRP of £4.99. This success should convince
Second Nature’s number one range Champagne covers every possible retailers both existing and new, to look
caption - major to very minor such as ‘Birth of your Grandson’, ‘Mum 60th’, ‘Son at how the Thorntons brand can help
21’ – to give almost 100 designs in the range. generate extra footfall and turnover in
RRP of £3.99 and sold in a unit size of just 3 cards their stores.
Tel: 020 8960 0212 Tel: 07767 392358 |
Web:
www.secondnature.co.uk www.thorntons.co.uk
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