Michelle Mason is well known for her cute reinterpretations of traditional London imagery. This All Aboard tea towel, available from To Dry For, picks up on that theme.
Printed in a simple red, white and black colour scheme, it features a row of red Routemaster buses, with a nostalgic sixties feel. To add to the jolly feel of the design, the image even includes a scottie dog perched atop of a stack of presents.
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This Malmo cupboard from Next offers a mid-century look at high street prices.
As the name suggests, the cupboard plays with a Scandinavian influence. It's a simple design, designed with masses of storage. There's three drawers, two sliding doors and adjustable shelves, finished in an oak veneer – perfect for displaying your stylish tomes and Homemaker plates.
If you like this look, there's also a low sideboard available in the same range.
The cupboard costs £550.
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Well you've finally found him, on your arm, the Where's Wally shoulder bag from Truffle Shuffle is a saviour for fans of the mysteriously dissapearing character whose hiding days are finally over.
It was 1987 when the Where's Wally books were first published in his fetching bobble hat and striped jumper and if you spent a good portion of your youth searching for Wally, you deserve to own this bag.
The bag measures 13.5 x 10 inches with an adjustable strap and you can claim yours for £24.99 at Truffle Shuffle.
Clare Vine, the designer behind Elsy & Vine, obviously has fonder memories of childhood carvanning holidays than I do because she has named her retro caravan cushion, ‘Happy Days’ cushion.
The cushion is made from knitted lambswool with a repeat caravan print on one side and a contrasting polka dot design on the reverse. It is available in either the turquoise colours shown here or a pink and grey version.
The cushion costs £46.93 from the Hidden Art Shop.
Pedlars has just taken delivery of this fully restored 1957 AMI ‘H’ Vinyl Jukebox and it is proudly on display at their concession in Selfridges on Oxford Street. So those of us who can not afford to buy it, can at least lust after in up close.
It is a classic 1950s design with an ‘automobile screen’ and lit pierced chrome ‘bumper’. It is a 200 selection model, playing both sides of 100 records. Although rare, this is not the first of these jukeboxes we’ve featured – we mentioned one back in 2007, that was on sale for £9,900. Pedlars want £16,500 for this one, concrete evidence of soaring inflation if ever I saw it.
If you have that sort of money to spare, you can buy it online at the Pedlars website.
A vintage collaboration if you like, with three Fred Perry x Tootal scarves offering up 60s-style looks, but with three all-new designs.
The scarves are two-sided, made of a mix of wool and silk, with tassle detailing and Fred Perry branding. With the three scarves, you get an option of a geometric and stripe design, a paisley and stripe option or polka dot design.
Check out the retailer's site for a close-up of those patterns. If you fancy one, £49 is the price for these limited editions.
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