Fred Perry Vintage Tennis Pique pumps

We do like our vintage pumps - including these recently-launched Fred Perry Vintage Tennis Pique pumps.

This one mixes the classic/vintage green canvas with white leather, with a contrast stripe on the rear and plastic sole with coloured stripe detailing.

You can pick up a pair from Oki-Ni, priced at £45.

Find out more at the Oki-Ni website

Charles & Ray Eames Stools

Are they tables or are they seating? You cut put a good case for the Charles & Ray Eames Stools being both.

Dating back to 1960 and (like most pieces) back in circulation from Vitra, these Stools were part of a commission for the lobbies of the Rockefeller Center in New York, producing these three solid walnut items, each with distinct turned central areas.

Expect a weighty item for your money - but also a versatile one. Prices are around £700.

Find out more at the Nest website

Get some 70s style with the B&B Italia Le Bambole sofa range

First launched in 1972 and available again in 2008, the B&B Italia Le Bambole sofa range is seating to sink into.

The selling point is/was an apparent lack of structure - giving the impression of a large cushion and offering the comfort and softness you would expect on first sight.

The latest range comes as an armchair, two-seater sofa, three-seater sofa and two sizes of footstool, as well as a range of fabric options. Prices start at £1,583 for the armchair.

Find out more at the Utility Design website

Aaron Meshon's Positively Dyland - Bob Dylan-inspired pop art

Want to step into the world of Bob Dylan? You can with Positively Dyland by Aaron Meshon.

It's a limited edition print by New York-based illustrator Aaron Meshon, referencing important NYC Dylan locations in a quirky pop art style - including the man himself (in his prime) in the bottom right-hand corner and a centre point as (Positively) Fourth Street.

The artist is producing a limited edition of 150 individually signed and numbered archival pigment prints on Hahnemuhle fine art paper, measuring 13 x 19 inches. Each sells for £175 from Snap Galleries.

Find out more at the Snap Galleries website

Classic Clip: Telly Savalas Looks At 1970s Birmingham

Birmingham is 'my kind of town'.

Not my words - the words of Telly Savalas, who was recruited to promote the city in the 1970s, courtesy of a mini travelogue shown in cinemas. And Telly Savalas Looks At Birmingham wasn't the only flick of this type - Kojak also did films on places as far apart as Aberdeen and Portsmouth.

The story of these movies can be heard online on BBC Radio 4's Quota Quickies. Or you can watch the film yourself below...it's a real gem...