Rare Tin Luggage Check-in Illuminating Model, Kibri, Germany. Early 1930s. accessories whereby the 'Bakelite' material (this

whereby the 'Bakelite' material (this rare example comprising of wood fibre and fossilised tree resin - also known as copal) is pressed into moulds with gold and silver leaf which gives a glimmering appearance

Ask any household in Denmark about this iconic piece of glassware

but the lightweight shade structurally sound

Characterised by a highly functional and modernist form

Danish in origin and produced in the later half of the 20th century

Rare Tin Luggage Check-in Illuminating Model, Kibri, Germany. Early 1930s. accessories whereby the 'Bakelite' material (thisA particularly charming and early train station luggage check in kiosk originally made by Kibri as a model railway toy. Hand painted and increasingly rare to find, everything from the colour to the shapes undeniably evoke the feeling of a Wes Anderson miniature. Completely original in every sense of the word, retaining much of the mustard yellow paint with plenty of crackling and peeling from nearly a century of existence. A 'light up' example, this