A bit of old school glamour for your sun room – the Oficina Kreativa 1950s Acapulco Chair.

First made back in the 1950s, the chair gets its name from the famous Pacific resort – the place to be seen back in the day for the Hollywood A-list. The chair still has those stylish looks, with a frame of solid steel (complete with powder black coating), seating in plastic cord and a choice of four colours.

You can pick one up for £382.

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It's not actually a vintage piece, but the Bengt Ek In-Motion clock at Anthropologie would pass for one to 99 out of 100 people.

A stylish wall clock, the In-Motion has a swivel arm on the back, allowing you to swing it in the direction of wherever you are, although that bold vintage-style face is certain to catch the eye, no matter where it faces.

Aside from that, it has a zinc and glass construction, battery-powered quartz movement and a 6.25-inch diameter. It's priced at £56.43 online or if you can wait, a new Anthropologie store is opening on London's Regent Street in November.

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Not strictly a reissue, the Robert Welch Hobart candlestick is still available directly in black in cast iron, but Heals has reissued its own exclusive version of this 1960s gem.

Heals showcased the design back in 1967, even featuring it on the front cover of the 1967 Heals catalogue – and this reissue (part of the Heal's ReDiscovers range) uses the same moulds (so features the same imperfections as the originals), but does offer up a modern concession of colour – glossy red and white alongside a matt black.

Prices start at £35 from the Heals website or bag a more basic version from Robert Welch directly from £21.50.

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