The design of the knife block is not something that I imagine has changed much over the last century and they tend to be functional rather than stylish. The Kitchen Devils Retro Knife Block claims to be retro because of the attractive curved design of the wooden block, rather than being filled with old unsharpened knives!
However, for once it is not the retro style that is this product’s biggest selling point – that would be the price. Previously on sale in selected Debenhams’ stores for £100, it has now been reduced to just £30. For that bargain price, you get five stainless steel, dishwasher-safe knives and the block.
It can be bought online from the Debenhams’ website.
Most people opt for wooden garden furniture that is designed to blend in with the natural environment. But if you want to carry over the space-age design from your home into your garden, the Pop Outdoor Chair could be the statement piece for you. 
Freud Living Retro Espresso Cups are made from Stoke-on-Trent’s finest china, but their style is pure Italian retro. 
Brighton-based vintage shop, Take Me Home, currently has a small selection of 1960s Japanese Fashion Dolls for sale.
I don’t know much about the origin of this Herbert Terry and Sons Cube Light. I haven’t been able to find a date for it. The company have a heritage that goes back at least as far as the 1930s, but looking at this design, I think it is safe to assume that this comes from a later period.
Unlike most jewellery stores, Dani’s T-Room stocks a wide selection of clip on earrings for those without pierced ears who still want to wear bold earrings. Their stock includes a whole section of Retro Clip On Earrings. 
