If you're after a 70s-style look in your home, this space age mirror on eBay could be the ideal accessory.
It's sized at 51 x 51cm and is described as being in 'excellent vintage' condition, with a bold yellow finish and a shape that screams the space age era of the late 60s and 70s.
A few bids on the book with a couple of days left, but still only £5.59 right now.
Bored of your office job? Crave a job that takes you along the highways and byways of our towns and cities? You need to bid for this 1970s Bedford CF ice cream van, then pick up a white coat. Job done.
Being sold because the owner is buying a new one (so obviously a bit of money in it), this is a 1976 van with a double glazed window for seeing straight into the lolly freezer, storage for 7x 5-litre tubs on the go (with room for another 20 tubs inside too) and an option to buy a whippy machine.
As a van, it's been upgraded with a new coil, exhaust, lights, battery and chrome wheel caps and is ready to to as soon as you've got the ices on ice. Downside? It's on the Isle of Wight, so you'll have to drive it back from there. Price is now £2,500, with a few days still to go.
Not just one classic Adidas Beckenbauer track top reissued, there are four new variations on the market.
The one above is an 80s variation, offering in two colourways for that cotton.polyester mix with 80s-style detailing, along with an Adidas logo zip pull and contrast collar, cuffs and hem. £59 is the price for both versions.
A nice design for not a lot of cash – this Blessing 1970s space age alarm clock.
A (West) German design, it's made from white plastic, with a design that angles the face up towards you, with luminous hands sweeping round a constrast face, which itelf is covered by perspex.
Dials on the rear for setting time and alarm, as well as one to wind to clock up. Bids right now are at £16.
A minor classic of space age design is back on the market – the Nonne ceiling light by Raoul Raba, also known as the 'Nun'.
Dating back to 1972 and reissued by Designheure, it's a design typical of the era, but at the same time, very individual. Made from a single piece of metal, it offers up a curved, fluid shape that partly exposes the bulb and throws out a very distinctive shot of light.
That metal is lacquered steel and the price of the reissued light is £321 online.
Looking for a classic car that needs absolutely no work whatsoever? Maybe we introduce you to this 1972 Triumph Spitfire Mk IV.
You really need to check the listing page to get a full idea of just how much work has been done to this car. According to the seller, 'everything has been replaced', from a rebuilt engine to the cream leather and custom embroidery for the seats. Indeed, it was such an eye-catcher, this tax-free sports car even made the cover of Triumph World this year.
An award winner and an eye-catcher, it's the perfect classic car – and right now it's listed on eBay at just 99 pence.
