When is a Tulip Table not a Tulip Table? When the frame is on an angle and it's being sold by Dwell as the Twist stem dining table.

It's every bit the Tulip copy, keeping the same type of base and similar proportions, but that 'Twist' stem, which sets it off at an angle, gives it a degree of originality.

Take your pick from a glossy black or white finish, with the table seating between 6 and 8 people, selling for £395 from the end of January.

Find out more at the Dwell website

Not just any old Fred Perry polo shirt, the Fred Perry Japan polo shirts have some subtle differences to the standard issue which take inspiration from the early versions of the classic top.

First up, the colours are different, offered in some unique shades from the usual range. The fit is also different - slimmer, shorter and slightly neater sleeves. And if you look closely, you'll also notice unbranded buttons.

But still 100 per cent cotton and for the individuals out there, a limited edition. Three colour options to go for, all selling for just under £70.

Find out more at the Hanon website

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Ever heard of the T-12 Urbano telephone? Me neither, but one look at the picture and I was sold. It's not just a pretty face either, with Russell Johnson Imports selling completely reconditioned models online.

The phones were originally designed in the US by Standard Electric in the late 50s, the design being sold around the world through to the mid-60s. These particular models are from Argentina, with original state-owned phones undergoing extensive renovation - new microphones, cartridges and cables, along with a new paint job. Apparently it takes four old phones to create one reconditioned model ready to go.

Fancy adding a 60s twist to your living room? Check out these Andrew Martin Picture Show cushions.

As the name suggests, the 42 x 50cm cushions feature a cover from the vintage Picture Show movie magazine, printed onto the coloured cotton cushion case.

Take your pick from nine designs (you can see close-ups on the site of each), all selling for £49.

Find out more at the Andrew Martin website

Lace seems to be making a comeback on the high street, in the wake of many eighties revivals. If you're after a piece of unmistakeably eighties style without blowing the budget, these Lace Gloves from New Look are a fun idea.

Taking the eighties' love for accessories of all varieties, however impractical, these wrist length gloves are fingerless. Eschewing the obvious black, they're made in a baby pink shade, but still retain all the kooky charm of Madonna's black lace phase.

Exclusively available online, they cost just £4 - perfect for something you might not get to wear too often.

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