A Framed Champagne Charles Heidsieck 1920 Reproduction ‘Le Roi Georges V’ 124 x 36 cms. ‘Vintage drink advertising poster for Charles Heidsieck Champagne featuring a great narrative design with six black and white captioned photographs depicting a waitress comforting a sad looking man (Oh! Cela ne va guere / Oh! It's not going well) sitting at a table by popping open a bottle of champagne (Essayez donc une bouteille de Charles Heidsieck / So try a bottle of Charles Heidsieck... Surprise! Perfect! Parfait! Excellent!) pouring him a glass (Ah! Cela va mieux maintenant / Ah! It's better now) with the last image showing the man holding up his champagne wine glass and smiling to the viewer whilst making a toast (Vive Charles Heidsieck / To Charles Heidsieck!), the five coats of arms above and stylised title text below. Founded in 1851 by Charles Camille Heidsieck (1822-1893; known as "Champagne Charlie" in America) in the Reims region of Champagne in France, Charles Heidsieck is the smallest and one of the premier Grandes Marques champagne houses Excellent condition.’