Collector's editions

Eames Radio

£849.00

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After developing a successful method for moulding plywood in the early 1940s, Charles and Ray Eames employed the acquired know-how to create a wide range of products – including radio cabinets. By 1952, roughly 200,000 radios with cabinets designed by the Eameses had been sold by various manufacturers One design, however, never went into production: an elegant table radio with a moulded plywood case, whose compact shape and austere, more technical look were unusual for the time. Completely conceived by the Eameses in 1946, the radio was rejected by the designated manufacturer, who wanted a 'normal design'. Charles and Ray sent photographs of the prototype to the magazine 'Interiors'; matchbooks were included in the pictures as a scale reference. Their aim was to increase the acceptance of smaller, more modern devices. However, this goal proved elusive, and the production of Eames radios was discontinued in the early 1950s More than 70 years later, Vitra has joined the Eames Office to revive the design of this compact radio, which was a favourite of Charles and Ray. Encased in an elegant walnut cabinet and equipped with up-to-date technology by the British manufacturer REVO, the Eames Radio today bears witness to the designer couple's unwavering belief in progress The Eames Radio is available in a limited edition of 999 units

Strömbergshyttan Vase

£225.00

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Glass cased vase, signed, hand formed and designed by Gerda Strömberg at Strömbergshyttan glass mill in Sweden, c 1950s A tapered, smokey grey coloured vase with a solid heft for stability - pictured back right hand side of the image Please note: this is a vintage item and not brand new All vases

Flos lighting: Arrangement 3 - Broken Line

£1,560.00

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The arrangement lighting collection is a modular system of geometric light elements that can be combined in different ways, creating multiple compositions as individual chandeliers. Each unit simply attaches onto the previous one as if resting, balancing perfectly as part of a glowing chain 'Broken Line' features a large diamond with a 90 degree bar folded over the bottom most corner Designed by Michael Anastassiades for FLOS  Supplied with round ceiling rose and cable Produces 58W of illumination

John Pawson cast bowl

£3,500.00

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The cast bowl by renown architect John Pawson was conceived as a quiet landscape in ceramic Glazed in the palest of hues, the play of light and the dance of shadow across its surface generates endless small shifts of tone along its contours The bowl is the outcome of a lengthy experimental process, exploring the physical limits for a single cast piece Limited edition of 25 Colour: white Finish: glazed Material: fine bone china Dimensions: ø45 x H6cm

Cartier Model of a Steam Launch

£8,895.00

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1:16th scale replica Based on the original blueprint found in the Cartier archives for a boat Commissioned by Louis Cartier in 1907 The model is on display in the Cartier in Motion exhibition at the Design Museum Model design interpretation by Foster + Partners, created by Amalgam Collection A picture of the model will be provided prior to shipping Please note: the model will take 12 weeks to make from receipt of payment The price does not include delivery. This will be charged at cost to the customer after purchase