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1876 Phone Gallows  Graham Bell 1876 Phone Gallows

 Graham Bell(us)

 Phone  
1905 Secretaire   Josef Hoffmann 1905 Secretaire

 Josef Hoffmann(at)

 Desk  
circa 1925 Hanging lamp   Albert Cheuret circa 1925 Hanging lamp

 Albert Cheuret(fr)

 Lighting  
1949 Television  TV 12 Bush Radio 1949 Television TV 12

 Bush Radio(gb)

 Audio, video  
1950 Task lamp   Mazda 1950 Task lamp

 Mazda(fr)

 Lighting  
circa 1950 Table lamp   Frederic Weinberg circa 1950 Table lamp

 Frederic Weinberg(us)

 Lighting  
1955 Stacking chair Serie 7 3107 Arne Jacobsen Fritz Hansen 1955 Stacking chair Serie 7 3107

 Arne Jacobsen(dk)

 Fritz Hansen(dk)

 Seat  
1961 Chair Conoïd  George Nakashima 1961 Chair Conoïd

 George Nakashima(us)

 Seat  
1968 Chair Half and Half  Christian Germanaz Airborne 1968 Chair Half and Half

 Christian Germanaz(fr)

 Airborne(fr)

 Seat  
1969 Vinyl record horlder Ressort  Yonel Lebovici 1969 Vinyl record horlder Ressort

 Yonel Lebovici(fr)

 Storage, shelf  
1970 Radio and tape player   Weltron 1970 Radio and tape player

 Weltron(jp)

 Audio, video  
circa 1970 Table lamp Ganymède  Max Sauze Ekilux circa 1970 Table lamp Ganymède

 Max Sauze(fr)

 Ekilux(fr)

 Lighting  
1970 Sculpture Homme   Nicola L. 1970 Sculpture Homme

  Nicola L.(fr)

 Seat  
1985 Side table Animali Domestici  Andrea Branzi Zabro 1985 Side table Animali Domestici

 Andrea Branzi(it)

 Zabro(it)

 Table  
1989 Game console Game Boy 1989 Game console Game Boy "Classic" - 8 bits 8kb RAM

 Gumpei Yokoi(jp)

 Nintendo(jp)

 For childrens  
1993 Chair Broadway 543 Gaetano Pesce Bernini 1993 Chair Broadway 543

 Gaetano Pesce(it)

 Bernini(it)

 Seat  
1995 Side table Mono A B C D  Konstantin Grcic SCP 1995 Side table Mono A B C D

 Konstantin Grcic(de)

 SCP(gb)

 Table  
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