7 UP Advertising Sign from the 70's - Peter Max - Enamel plate - Tin

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Original Peter Max designed tin advertising sign from the United States, dating to the 1970s, 32 by 21 cm, multicolour, in fair condition as part of the UnCola campaign.

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Description from the seller

7 UP Advertising Sign from the 1970's, with the Iconic design made by Peter Max. It is part of the legendary "UnCola" Campaign.

Seller's Story

Re-store, Re-Use, Re-Love <3 Fast Food, Fast Fashion & Fast Furniture are not our world. We cherish furnishings with history – made with a lot of care and from a time when good design and quality were more important than quantities, price and pack size for transport around half the globe. We sell furnishings that we personally select and carefully restore. One by one. Some retain their original look, others are redesigned or upcycled and given a modern appearance with an emphasis on proportions, colors and details. We do offer some new items. These are produced in a fair environment with recycled or local materials. For us, the idea of a more sustainable world is the guiding principle – in all we do. We love to extend furniture lifetimes to contribute to a circular economy in the European furnishing industry. With us, you have all under one roof: Design lovers and sustainability enthusiasts. Win-win ;)!

7 UP Advertising Sign from the 1970's, with the Iconic design made by Peter Max. It is part of the legendary "UnCola" Campaign.

Seller's Story

Re-store, Re-Use, Re-Love <3 Fast Food, Fast Fashion & Fast Furniture are not our world. We cherish furnishings with history – made with a lot of care and from a time when good design and quality were more important than quantities, price and pack size for transport around half the globe. We sell furnishings that we personally select and carefully restore. One by one. Some retain their original look, others are redesigned or upcycled and given a modern appearance with an emphasis on proportions, colors and details. We do offer some new items. These are produced in a fair environment with recycled or local materials. For us, the idea of a more sustainable world is the guiding principle – in all we do. We love to extend furniture lifetimes to contribute to a circular economy in the European furnishing industry. With us, you have all under one roof: Design lovers and sustainability enthusiasts. Win-win ;)!

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Title
7 UP Advertising Sign from the 70's
Country of origin
United States
Material
Tin
Designer/artist/maker
Peter Max
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
21 cm
Width
32 cm
Autographed by a famous person
No
Estimated period
1970-1980
Qualification
Original/official
GermanyVerified
372
Objects sold
85.71%
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Rechtliche Informationen des Verkäufers

Unternehmen:
Swen Jens Hilbich
Repräsentant:
Swen Hilbich
Adresse:
Hammer Landstraße 115
Hinterhof
41460 Neuss
GERMANY
Telefonnummer:
+4915905274034
Email:
mail@mid-century-friends.com
USt-IdNr.:
DE237206170

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