Categories / Food and Drink

Wizard Rubber Bowls

Egwiz45wIf the TV Dinner Table below isn’t quite your style, then these Wizard Rubber Bowls may be an interesting alternative.

Made from the impressive sounding “Foodsafe Sentroprene® Rubber”, the bowls can be moulded into different shapes, allowing you to present your nibbles in various ways. The white version (pictured here) would also  complement any space age design in your home, although the effect may be lost somewhat once its filled with crisps and dips.

They are priced between £25 and £38 according to size and are available in a dark grey as well.  You can buy them online from Absolut Form

Categories / Food and Drink, Homeware

TV Dinner Table

SendthumbnailIf you can’t prise yourself away from this week’s selection of retro television programmes, you’ll need one of these TV Dinner Tables.

The plastic tray has indentations for your food, drink and crockery and is available in pink, blue or the more authentically 1970s orange.

They are currently half price from the DotCom Giftshop, reduced to just £10 – cheap enough for you to pay one for each member of your household so you can still dine together.

Categories / Design and Interiors

Leonhard Pfeifer walnut Mini Bar

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The word ‘bar’ usually conjures up images of boat-shaped nightmares made of plastic and fake leather. The Leonhard Pfeifer walnut Mini Bar is a far more stylish affair.

This retro-styled walnut bar with oak legs can be used as a small table if you’re not offering the drinks. But open it up and you it reveals your collection of bottles, as well as having a shelf for extra storage.

Available in the walnut/oak here or in all oak (if you want something lighter), it’s available from the Hidden Art Shop for £285.

Find out more from the Hidden Art Shop website

Categories / Art and Photography, Food and Drink

V&A’s Vintage Camera apron

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The V&A has recently been hosting an exhibition of the work of Lee Miller and offering some merchandising to match, including this rather smart Vintage Camera apron.

The apron is made from 100 per cotton and features a light meter and a Rolleiflex – kit of choice for Miller – as well as a Lee Miller signature on the patch pocket on the front.

In fact, it looks so smart, it’s almost a shame to risk splashing it whilst cooking. Available online, you can pick one of these up for £15.

Find out more at the V&A Shop website

Categories / Food and Drink, Music

Magical Mystery Tour biscuit barrel

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Although referred to on the site as a cookie jar, I think I prefer the term Magical Mystery Tour biscuit barrel.

But whether you eat cookies or biscuits, this is a great place to keep them. Shaped like the bus from (in my opinion) The Beatles’ most interesting movie, it seems to have a lift-off lid and enough room for a couple of packets of your favourite nibble.

Available online, you can snap one up for £39.95.

Find out more at the Pulp Shop website

Categories / Toys and Games, Watches

Lego Star Wars watches for big kids

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Looking for an original watch that appeals to your inner child? You might like one of these Lego Star Wars watches.

Four models available – Darth Vader and R2-D2 (pictured here) plus Clone Trooper and Luke Skywalker, with the watch case and links made of plastic, a quartz movement inside, mineral crystal glass and water resistance to 50m. And just so you know they’re adult-friendly, extra links are available to make the bracelet bigger.

Each one sells for $19.99 (around £10).

Find out more at the Star Wars Shop website

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