Hoon ghetto blaster and record deck street jewellery

Got more money than taste and want to show it off? You need to get yourself some Hoon street jewellery.

Hoon is actually an offshoot of long-established and highly-regarded jeweller Arthus-Bertrand, trying its hand at bling with items as diverse as trains, gun chambers, the DJ deck above and the ghetto blaster below. Both are made of silver, covered with a gold layer and with an 80cm chain.

And if you want to purchase, you can pick up the deck at around £182 and the ghetto blaster for around £219.

Find out more at the Caliroots website

Coming soon: The Sweeney - The Definitive Collection

What's not to love with The Sweeney? Fast cars, nasty villains (and even nastier wives), 70s fashions, a funky soundtrack, plenty of punch-ups and some of the best storylines and characters ever seen on the small screen.

It's all available from 29th October as The Sweeney - The Definitive Collection. Definitive mean everything, the first time all 53 episodes from the four series in uncut form plus the three Sweeney movies - Regan (1974), Sweeney! (1977) and Sweeney 2 (1978) - have all been released in one package.

The recommended price should be £99.99.

Find out more at the Network DVD website

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“I Am Your Father” Screenprint

Is “The Empire Strikes Back” the best Star Wars film? Quite probably. It certainly has the most memorable line in the series, perhaps one of the most famous lines in modern cinema.

Graphic designer, Rob Longworth, has made Darth Vaders’ immortal words to Luke Skywalker into a screenprint and a pretty stylish one at that. Originally designed for the film magazine Little White Lies, it has been turned into a limited edition print, entitled 'I Am Your Father'. Restricted to just 25 copies, each one is numbered and signed by the artist. They cost £40 to UK customers and a little more for overseas buyers and are available from the Little White Lies website.

Apologies if this has ruined the plot of the film for anyone, but it was released 20-something years ago, so you really should have seen it by now.

Katrin Moye's retro ceramic range

If you saw the above designs in a shop or gallery, chances are you would expect them to be vintage. But Katrin Moye's range of ceramics are very modern - but with a definite influence from the past.

According to her online biog, the designer is influence by 'vintage clothes and soft furnishings' as well as traditional country pottery, creating ceramic pots on a wheel that are decorated by hand, but stable enough to go in your dishwasher.

The two featured above are typical examples - to the left is the Johnny cup and saucer, influenced by one of her dad's shirts in the 70s and to the right is the Christa range, inspired by some plastic herb jars from her aunt's kitchen.

Prices vary, check the website for a list of stockists.

Find out more at the Katrin Moye website

Habitat exclusively reissues Alvino Bagni Pidou vases

New to the Habitat range is a design classic - the Pidou vases by Alvino Bagni.

Ceramicist Bagni designed the vases in 1979 after a trip to Paris. Yes, those bends are based on the external tubes at the Pompidou. And almost 30 years on, they're still incredibly futuristic.

This reissue is exclusive to Habitat, maintaining the original interlinking design and two colour metallic finish. You can pick them up for £95, but only instore.

Find out more at the Habitat website