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The Teapot: An Appreciation

By Guy Julier and Guy Ryecart (photographer)

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9781854105974 | Aurum Pr Ltd, March 1, 1999, cover price $9.95

The Desklamp: An Appreciation

Product Description: Looking at important brands, technical devel opments and materials, each book in this series shows 36 of the most significant designs from around the world. The Desk lamp gives a valuable source of reference to the best of 20t h century design. '

By Kate McIntyre and Guy Ryecart (photographer)

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9781854105967 | Aurum Pr Ltd, March 1, 1999, cover price $9.95 | About this edition: Looking at important brands, technical devel opments and materials, each book in this series shows 36 of the most significant designs from around the world.

The Watch: An Appreciation

Product Description: Looking at important brands, technical devel opments and materials, each book in this series shows 36 of the most significant designs from around the world. The Watc h provides a valuable source of reference to the best of 20t h century design. '

By Paul Clarke and Guy Ryecart (photographer)

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9781854105981 | Aurum Pr Ltd, March 1, 1999, cover price $9.95 | About this edition: Looking at important brands, technical devel opments and materials, each book in this series shows 36 of the most significant designs from around the world.

9780756755928, titled "Watch: An Appreciation" | Diane Pub Co, April 1, 1998, cover price $17.00

The Phone: An Appreciation

Product Description: In a light-hearted look at how 20th century designers have transformed this everyday item into an object of desire, Clark discusses how shape, size, colour and mate rials are used in phone design, and asks whether there is an ultimate phone. '

By Paul Clark and Guy Ryecart

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9781571456168 | Laurel Glen, September 1, 1997, cover price $12.95 | About this edition: In a light-hearted look at how 20th century designers have transformed this everyday item into an object of desire, Clark discusses how shape, size, colour and mate rials are used in phone design, and asks whether there is an ultimate phone.

The Chair: An Appreciation

By Sarah Colombo and Guy Ryecart

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9781571456182 | Laurel Glen, September 1, 1997, cover price $4.99

The Radio: An Appreciation

Product Description: In a light-hearted look at how 20th century designers have transformed this everyday item into an object of desire, Attwood discusses how shape, size, colour and ma terials are used in radio design, and asks whether there is an ultimate radio. '

By David Attwood and Guy Ryecart

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9781571456175 | Laurel Glen, September 1, 1997, cover price $12.95 | About this edition: In a light-hearted look at how 20th century designers have transformed this everyday item into an object of desire, Attwood discusses how shape, size, colour and ma terials are used in radio design, and asks whether there is an ultimate radio.

The Kettle: An Appreciation

Product Description: In a light-hearted look at how 20th century designers have transformed this everyday item into an object of desire, Woodham discusses how shape, size, colour and ma terials are used in kettle design, and asks whether there is an ultimate kettle. '

By Guy Ryecart (photographer) and Jonathan M. Woodham

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9781571456151 | Laurel Glen, September 1, 1997, cover price $12.95 | About this edition: In a light-hearted look at how 20th century designers have transformed this everyday item into an object of desire, Woodham discusses how shape, size, colour and ma terials are used in kettle design, and asks whether there is an ultimate kettle.

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