Mazda Lamps Advertising Sign, Circa 1930s

Mazda Lamps Advertising Sign, Circa 1930sMazda Lamps Advertising Sign, Circa 1930s This double sided painted sheet metal advertising sign for Mazda Lamps features an illustration of a lady ballerina, a common motif in Mazda Lamps advertisements of the era. The text prominently displays "Mazda Lamps The Nation's Light," followed by the British Thomason Houston logo. Likely sourced from an electrical supplies shop that stocked Mazda light bulbs, this sign is a testament to the brand's

They are in excellent original condition

A rare original 1960s boxed set of Nagel Variante S22 modular candleholders by C

The teak retains a warm

Set of 4 ‘Airon’ Stacking Chairs

Designed by Tord Björklund for IKEA in 1989

This example of the Type 75 has been stripped back to its bare metal

Teak Tray Table by Willumsen & Engholm for Fritz Hansen

only a few light age-related surface blemishes here and there

Drivers wanted to find ways to extend the life of the motor vehicle and improve its performance

all consistent with age and use

The sculptural three-leg form gives the chairs an almost floating appearance

This example retains all hallmark early 1227 features — including the taller ‘tuning fork’ support