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1901 Construction set Mechanics Made Easy  Frank Hornby Meccano 1901 Construction set Mechanics Made Easy

 Frank Hornby(gb)

 Meccano(gb)

 For childrens  
1903 table Willow Tea Rooms  Charles Rennie Mackintosh 1903 table Willow Tea Rooms

 Charles Rennie Mackintosh(gb)

 Table  
1928 Table lamp   Boris Lacroix 1928 Table lamp

 Boris Lacroix(fr)

 Lighting  
circa 1940 low table   Gilbert Poillerat circa 1940 low table

 Gilbert Poillerat(fr)

 Table  
1950 Chaise longue Flag Halyard GE225 Hans Wegner 1950 Chaise longue Flag Halyard GE225

 Hans Wegner(dk)

 Seat  
1953 Stacking chair   Charlotte Perriand 1953 Stacking chair

 Charlotte Perriand(fr)

 Seat  
1964 Hanging lamp Falkland  Bruno Munari Danese 1964 Hanging lamp Falkland

 Bruno Munari(it)

 Danese(it)

 Lighting  
1969 Portable radio Panapet  Panasonic 1969 Portable radio Panapet

 Panasonic(us)

 Audio, video  
1971 Stackable ashtray   Isao Hosoe Kartell 1971 Stackable ashtray

 Isao Hosoe(jp)

 Kartell(it)

 Tableware  
1979 low table Metafora 1  Massimo Vignelli Casigliani 1979 low table Metafora 1

 Massimo Vignelli(it)

 Casigliani(it)

 Table  
1981 Armchair Rover 2000  Ron Arad One Off 1981 Armchair Rover 2000

 Ron Arad(gb)

 One Off(gb)

 Seat  
1986 Chair Lune d'argent  Pascal Mourgue Fermob 1986 Chair Lune d'argent

 Pascal Mourgue(fr)

 Fermob(fr)

 Seat  
1993 Electronic gas-lighter Firebird  Guido Venturini Alessi 1993 Electronic gas-lighter Firebird

 Guido Venturini(it)

 Alessi(it)

 home appliance  
2000 Mobile phone 3310  Nokia 2000 Mobile phone 3310

 Nokia(fi)

 Phone  
2002 stool Tam Tam  Matteo Thun Magis 2002 stool Tam Tam

 Matteo Thun(it)

 Magis(it)

 Seat  
2009 USB Key PassKey, itsaKey, iamaKey   5.5 Designers LaCie 2009 USB Key PassKey, itsaKey, iamaKey

  5.5 Designers(fr)

 LaCie(fr)

 Computers, Office automation  
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