If you’re after some interesting period artwork, check out the London Transport Museum online store – it’s packed with vintage artwork relating to London’s transport system, including this 1971 Piccadilly to Heathrow poster.
It’s the work of Tom Eckersley, one of Britain’s leading poster designers from the 1930s through to the 1970s – with this one produced in 191 as work commenced to extend the Piccadilly line to Heathrow (which was completed in 1977).
A great piece of design, sized at 20 x 30 inches and selling for just £9.95.
Find out more at the London Transport Museum website
Shaped like an old-fashioned television, the kind with antennae aerial on top (like Evil Edna from Willo the Wisp), this TV Photo Frame will make a good stocking filler. Especially for anyone who has ever fancied seeing themselves on television! 
Continuing with the Eighties nostalgia, one of the most recognisable artists from that decade would have to be Keith Haring, who made his name with graffiti style art around New York. He believed in getting his work out to as wide an audience as possible so it has always been available on numerous products, such as cards and t-shirts. 