Create a fun decorating accent in any room with a Looney Tunes theme. Grouping items like we’ve done here makes an instant collection and an interesting focal point. A bunch of Looney Tunes characters placed together creates some whimsy and brightens your décor.

We’ve created a retro-looking vignette featuring Betty Boop! Some of these items are available as reproductions and licensed products, while others are now out of production. Of course, you could also integrate vintage Betty Boop items with newly produced ones and still obtain a nostalgic feel.

Bob’s Big Boy: the ultimate conversation piece. This fully restored, original Big Boy is the coolest! Measuring 7 1/2 foot tall, and clad in his traditional red and white overalls, he’s holding the largest burger you’ve ever seen. This is an original statue that would have been found at the classic Bob’s Big Boy Restaurant.

In 1948, Nestle developed a chocolate powder mix that easily turned milk into chocolate milk.  In the US, it was called Nestle Quik.  In 1973, the Nestle Quik Bunny, named Quiky, was introduced as the company’s mascot in the US. In Europe, he was known as Quicky, the Nesquik Bunny.  In France and Greece, a

In 1934, three California men worked in a converted garage on a tropical tasting syrup for a line of ice cream toppings. Under the Pacific Citrus Products Company, A.W. Leo, Tom Yates and Ralph Harrison found a popular taste in “Leo’s Hawaiian Punch”. The syrup was sold to restaurants, soda fountains and ice cream manufacturers under