Fall In Love With Lucite

You can think of a hundred things you'd rather do on February 14th than make reservations at a trendy (aka overpriced) eatery or buy mounds of saturated fat packaged in fluorescent heart shaped boxes. Unlike the bargain bin roses at your local supermarket, Casa Victoria LA furniture and home accessories will last for generations to come. Valentine's Day doesn't only have to be celebrated by hopeless romantics. Falling in love with lucite is a lot more fun than getting your heart trampled on again and again. Lucite will never play hard to get, sleep with your best friend, or donate all of your clothes to the local thrift store. Instead, lucite is durable, good with children, and easy to clean. Contact the store to see if these lucite items are still available.

May I Have This Dance? This charming set of ball room chairshave a bamboo styling but are made entirely of acrylic. Each chair is compact, durable, and comfortable. Depending on where the chairs are situated, they take on a different color in different light. Cushions are included. Knit Picking The possibilities are endless with this vintage piece. Use it for the obvious or get creative and use it to hold your knitting supplies when you are channeling your inner grandma. Folds away when not in use. This unique luggage rack is entirely made of lucite aside from the knitted center.

Clustered Courage This blue and green acrylic grape swag lamp is made up of three clusters. Each cluster of grape is attached to it’s own “branch” and has its own light. Lamp plugs directly into wall. Alarming Art Deco This lucite and brass alarm clock  is a dream come true for any Art Deco enthusiast. It was manufactured in the 1950s in Massachusetts by a company called Telechron. World Wide This globe is unlike any globe you have seen before. You can remove the globe and literally hold the whole world in your hands. The lucite base keeps the globe in place when you want your world kept on display.

Alarming Art Deco | Lucite and Brass Art Deco Alarm Clock by Telechron

The Telechron company's heyday was between the years of 1920 and 1950. Not only were they known for building reliable clocks, but their designs reflected the core fundamentals of the Art Deco movement. They combined engineering (including mass-production) with the simplistic beauty of geometric shapes. This lucite and brass alarm clock  is a dream come true for any Art Deco enthusiast. It was manufactured in the 1950s in Massachusetts by a company called Telechron.

1 1/2 in deep x 6 1/2 in wide x 5 in tall

$195

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