Day 2710, 24 November 2025
Work!
My Mondays' are always dedicated to working
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Day 2710, 24 November 2025
Work!
My Mondays' are always dedicated to working
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1958 Anglepoise Lamp
via Retrofair Vintage Ads & Prints
The beautiful Anglepoise lamp. Designed in 1933 by George Carwardine
1952 Terry Anglepoise Lamp
via Retrofair Vintage Ads & Prints
Box fresh!
We’ve had lots of these classic Herbert Terry Anglepoise lamps over the years, but we’ve never had a box fresh example before. In fact, we’ve never seen an original box until now. The earlier, stepped-base Anglepoise lamps have firm followers, but this early 1970s version also has devoted fans… and, along with the very similar 1960s Model 75, it’s probably our favourite shape. This site will show…
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Vintage Classic Design At Raspberry Mash
3 Vintage Classics At Raspberry Mash
Whether your home office is carved out of an alcove or you have a smart study, add a vintage design classic to really up the style stakes.
A post-war British icon, the understated Esavian desk was conceived by English designer James Leonard. Esavian was the trading name for the Educational Supply Association Ltd, a leading supplier of functional and affordable school furniture, fixtures and…
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Forthcoming Attractions: Early October 2015
Forthcoming Attractions: Early October 2015
Here’s a selection of this week’s buys – they have a very antique feel to them, it has to be said.
We’ll start with the small chair. It’s a 19th century child’s low-back Windsor dating from about 1820. It’s a little tired and dusty, but will clean and wax beautifully. A great little buy!
We’re still in the 19th century with these two pieces of kitchenalia. First a Victorian bread board…
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