Designs old enough to collect a pension, all still being made: a 1969 stacking cylinder MoMA showed and nobody has revised since, a 1967 lamp that moonlighted as a Kubrick prop, an 1897 steamer trunk construction, a hairbrush whose cushion outlasts its owners’ haircuts.
The eight-sided aluminium pot that has been brewing since 1933
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The 1963 felt-tip that went to space on a Gemini mission
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55 years of unrevised cylindrical stacking storage
→ store.moma.org
1967 space-age disc lamp revived with USB charging
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Finland's iconic lake-shaped vase turns 90 in iridescent glass
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The British luggage maker translates its steamer trunk into furniture
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The British hairbrush with a 100-year reputation and a Costco appearance
→ masonpearson.com