Items tagged with 'desk'

A vintage, ceramic, branded advertising ashtray from the 1970s to 1980s. Made in France for the French mineral water brand Perrier. Second-hand.

A vintage, ceramic, Suze brand advertising ashtray, made in France by Orchies Moulin des Loups, for the French aperitif Suze. Second-hand.

A mid-20th century Rototherm desktop thermometer in rare red Bakelite and with dual readings in Centigrade and Fahrenheit. Second-hand.

A small and quite rare, 1950s or 1960s, metal and plastic desktop thermometer, made by the reliable British maker with dual Celsius and Fahrenheit readings. Second-hand.

A 1930s, brown, British, Bakelite, promotional perpetual calendar. Second-hand.

An Art Deco style, French language, desktop perpetual calendar in chrome plate and yellow plastic, mounted on a marble base. Second-hand.

A German language, 1970s desktop perpetual calendar in bright green. Second-hand.

A rare and very distinct, British desktop thermometer, from the 1960s or 1970s in a round, clear plastic case. Second-hand.

A mid-20th century desktop thermometer in brown, with readings in Centigrade and Fahrenheit. Second-hand.

A handmade, British teaching aid from around the 1950s. Second-hand.

A stylish, octagonal, desktop perpetual calendar in chrome plated metal and Bakelite. Second-hand.

A novelty, promotional desktop thermometer from the 1950s by the American drug company Lilly. Second-hand.

A model biplane, handmade from a spark plug and various bits of scrap metal. Second-hand.

A small, model triplane, handmade from a spark plug and scrap metal. Second-hand.

A mid-20th century desktop thermometer in the rarer green, by British maker Rototherm. Second-hand.

A perpetual desktop calendar in chrome and Bakelite, with a characterful, robot-like face. Second-hand.

A charming desktop thermometer, from the 1950s or 1960s and styled like a ringed planet. Second-hand.

A 1930s, rare, green Bakelite perpetual calendar by Charles Letts & Co. Second-hand.

A 1970s desktop perpetual calendar in bright orange by German manufacturer Arlac. Second-hand.

A numeric, flip-over, desktop perpetual calendar in bright orange plastic. Second-hand.

An old brass desktop perpetual calendar in the Art Nouveau Style. Second-hand.