It looks good – and this Sankyo Digi-Glo digital alarm clock is still a functional item too.
Dating back to the 1970s and out of Japan, the clock has that 'Glo' of a back light to see the time at night and the 'Digi' of the hours, minutes and a continually moving seconds dial. A loud buzz to get you out of bed too and a design and colour that screams the era.
The condition is described as 'great' and the price right now is a very reasonable £7.51.
Described as a 'very rare and sought-after model', the Hornyphon SA 865 is certainly an eye-catching portable record player.
Not unlike the Philips players we've featured in the past, this one has a lucite smokey-grey lid with integrated speaker, integrated handle and the option to use with battery of mains. When it comes to our vinyl, it's good for 33, 5 and 78-speed records.
Looking to bring the clouds into your home? Well, the Radiolaire suspension light by Raoul Raba can't quite do that, but it does at least try for the same effect.
Designed by Raba in 1968 and reissued by Designheure, it does indeed offer up a cloud-like structure, or a 'giant flower of light' if you want the official description. Made on a small scale with a significant amount of handcrafting today, the lamp's outer shell is created from polycarbonate, with a base in enamelled steel and around 2m of cable for a drop of pretty much any height.
You can pick one up online, with the Radiolaire retailing for £247.
I don't know the designer or the designer, but this desk lamp from the 1970s on eBay is quite an interesting little thing.
A desk lamp that screams the era, it stands just under 9 inches tall, with a globe shade made of chrome lacquered white on the inside, while the stem and base are made of a piece of transparent perspex with circular cutouts on each side. There are cut outs at the side, so you can adjust the light.
Described as being 'in good condition and in full working order', the price right now is just 99 pence, which is a bargain any day of the week.
An icon of the 1970s, this JVC 3240GM Videosphere space age television is just £1 on eBay right now.
Granted you'll need to get it converted for use to digital (in the UK anyway), but if you can deal with that, this is a fine example. A 'limited' grey version, it's described as being in 'very good' condition and 'hardly used'. A few age scratches being the only issue. But on the plus side, the base and chain are intact.
Not sure how much it will go for in the end, but right now, it's a bargain.
Get some 1960s space age into your living room with this eye-catching Pebble coffee table by Bonaldo.
Designed by Matthias Demacker, the table is produced in a plastic material using a rotational moulding technique to create those smooth edges. That material also means you can use it outside if you wish.
Various colour options available for both the outer and inner areas, although all white is certainly the 'classic'. Prices are around £450.
