In 1978, a young Australian surfer founded the UGG brand on the shores of Southern California. His Aussie roots forged a strong love for sheepskin and he was convinced the world would one day share this love. By the mid 1980's, the UGG brand had become a symbol of relaxed southern California culture, gaining momentum through surf shops up and down the California coast.
The 1980s saw the breakdown of the suburbs' social fabric and the emergence of the punk movement, its music, style, and cries of "No Future!"
In 1978, a young Australian surfer founded the UGG brand on the shores of Southern California. His Aussie roots forged a strong love for sheepskin and he was convinced the world would one day share this love. By the mid 1980's,the UGG brand had become a symbol of relaxed southern California culture, gaining momentum through surf shops up and down the California coast.
The 1980s saw the breakdown of the suburbs' social fabric and the emergence of the punk movement, its music, style, and cries of "No Future!"
Step back into the 1980s with this vintage 1983 Aladdin Care Bears lunchbox, complete with its original matching thermos. Featuring iconic Care Bears graphics, this lunchbox is a nostalgic piece perfect for collectors and fans of retro pop culture. The matching thermos fits snugly inside the lunchbox, ideal for keeping drinks hot or cold. Perfect for display, gifting, or adding to your collection. *This item is vintage and may show signs of wear consistent with its age. We encourage you to review all photos and videos closely before purchasing, as we believe these slight flaws only add to the item's beauty and character. *We use recycled packaging to reduce waste, so your item may arrive in reused materials, but rest assured it will be securely packed with care.
This exquisite wooden art display is a magnificent representation of the Incan Sun God. Hand carved with precision and care, it is a vintage piece from the 1980's that will add a touch of Latin American culture to your collection. The intricate details of the carving are a testament to the skill of the artisan who created it. The piece is perfect for display in any room of your home and will be a conversation starter. Its unique design and cultural significance make it a must-have for collectors of Latin American art and culture. Add this beautiful piece to your collection today
Stunning Lead Crystal Triangular Prism Vase from the 1980s In a very striking Bluey Green Teal colour, the original stickers are in place. This would look particularly wonderful on a window sill where the prism can catch the light ! Very attractive, and a real talking point! Approx 23.5cm tall Approx 6cm diameter at the widest part Excellent vintage condition indeed. Stunning. No obvious chips or cracks - you may note some bubbles in the glass but this is all part of the handmade glass process. It is vintage, so some aging is to be expected, but this is really in excellent condition indeed. This has obviously been a very cared for and much loved piece. The Italian glass making tradition is millenia old, dating to antiquity. Although Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures created glass objects, historians trace the beginnings of glass as an art form to the Roman Republic, when ancient artists were creating simple vessels by coating solid cores with molten glass. Venetian or Murano glass, terms that are today nearly synonymous with Italian glass, draws heavily on these Roman forms. Thank you for looking at my vintage pieces. More can be found at: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TraceysTreasureShop
condition: very good vintage condition ring size: about us4(JP7) weight: about 3.5g era: undated circa 1970s~1980s vintage pearl size: about 9mm accesories: none item number: 1057
The 1980s saw the breakdown of the suburbs' social fabric and the emergence of the punk movement, its music, style, and cries of "No Future!"
The Dark Blue Corduroy SunDaze Circle 5-panel hat effortlessly captures the essence of the 80's surf era, combining classic design elements with a modern twist. Crafted from high-quality, deep blue corduroy fabric, this cap showcases a distinctive circular emblem on its front panel, paying homage to the iconic sun-soaked days of the 1980s surfing culture. The dark blue hue of the corduroy resembles the vastness of the oceans waves coming in from the horizon, while simultaneously giving a nod to the nostalgic vibes of the era it draws inspiration from. The 5-panel construction of the cap ensures a comfortable and snug fit, suitable for various head shapes and sizes. The design incorporates the signature snap-back feature, allowing for easy adjustment to achieve the perfect fit. This functional aspect enhances the cap's versatility, making it a suitable accessory for both leisurely outings and active adventures. The circular emblem on the front panel encapsulates the spirit of sun-soaked afternoons spent riding the waves and basking in the coastal warmth. The emblem's design echoes the retro aesthetics of the 80's surf culture, featuring vibrant color accents and bold geometric patterns that were popular during that era. This emblem serves as a visual reminder of the carefree and adventurous attitude associated with surfing during that time. The cap's design concept successfully blends nostalgic elements with contemporary sensibilities, catering to individuals who appreciate the heritage of surf culture while embracing modern fashion trends. Whether you're hitting the beach for a surf session, strolling along the boardwalk, or simply seeking to infuse your attire with a touch of retro flair, the Dark Blue Corduroy SunDaze Circle 5-panel Snap Back Corduroy cap stands as a versatile and stylish choice. It bridges the gap between the past and the present, inviting wearers to relive the spirit of the 80s surf era while making a bold statement in the world of fashion.
In 1978, a young Australian surfer founded the UGG brand on the shores of Southern California. His Aussie roots forged a strong love for sheepskin and he was convinced the world would one day share this love. By the mid 1980's, the UGG brand had become a symbol of relaxed southern California culture, gaining momentum through surf shops up and down the California coast.
The 1980s saw the breakdown of the suburbs' social fabric and the emergence of the punk movement, its music, style, and cries of "No Future!"
In 1978, a young Australian surfer founded the UGG brand on the shores of Southern California. His Aussie roots forged a strong love for sheepskin and he was convinced the world would one day share this love. By the mid 1980's, the UGG brand had become a symbol of relaxed southern California culture, gaining momentum through surf shops up and down the California coast. Your little one's favorite boot is the same as ever, with super-soft sheepskin and and barefoot feel, but now pretreated against water and staining for all the dirt, puddles, and ketchup out there. Each boot is built to move the way kids do ? running, jumping, and whatever else they get into ? with a flexible rocker-bottom shape and our super-light outsole that keeps its grip and cushion all day.
condition: very good vintage condition ring size: about us6(JP12) weight: about 3.1g era: undated circa 1970s~1980s vintage pearl size: 8.5mm accesories: none item number: 1068
condition: very good vintage condition ring size: about us6(JP12) weight: about 2.6g era: undated circa 1970s~1980s vintage pearl size: about 7.5mm accesories: none item number: 1051
In 1978, a young Australian surfer founded the UGG brand on the shores of Southern California. His Aussie roots forged a strong love for sheepskin and he was convinced the world would one day share this love. By the mid 1980's,the UGG brand had become a symbol of relaxed southern California culture, gaining momentum through surf shops up and down the California coast. UGG DNA meets California leisure in the Neumel, which has become an icon of street style for its soft wool lining and chukka silhouette. Crafted from soft suede, this best-selling boot is cushioned, durable, and pairs with anything. Wear indoors as a slipper or out with your favorite denim.
condition: very good vintage condition ring size: about us5(JP9) weight: about 4.1g era: undated circa 1970s~1980s vintage pearl size: 7.5mm accesories: none item number: 1069
Mid Century original Japanese studio pottery base. Glazed pebble texture, unique Japanese culture design.
In 1978, a young Australian surfer founded the UGG brand on the shores of Southern California. His Aussie roots forged a strong love for sheepskin and he was convinced the world would one day share this love. By the mid 1980's, the UGG brand had become a symbol of relaxed southern California culture, gaining momentum through surf shops up and down the California coast. A slipper that travels well outdoors, the Tasman features the same light, durable outsole as our Classic boot.
This pencil watercolor artwork is a Bill Markowski original created sometime in the 1980's. It measures 8 x 10 inches matted. With your favorite frame this art will bring a warm sense of mexican culture into your favorite room of the house, office, business etc. *The frame in the video is not included.
This is a quality mid-century Japanese akoya saltwater cultured pearl bubble or circle brooch.The pearls are highly lustrous and measure 7.50-7.75mm and have bright rosy pink overtones. They are a white/pink color. It is made of solid sterling silver and has textured details. It is stamped "SILVER" for sterling silver. It measures 1 7/8 inches long. From Japan, 1950's-1980's. All pearls are truly vintage and have only been lightly cleaned.
UGG In 1978, a young Australian surfer founded the UGG brand on the shores of Southern California. His Aussie roots forged a strong love for sheepskin and he was convinced the world would one day share this love. By the mid 1980's, the UGG brand had become a symbol of relaxed southern California culture, gaining momentum through surf shops up and down the California coast. - Waterproof leather and sheepskin upper - Antique nickel and brass embossed eyelets - Lace-up closure
The Neostyle VIP is one of the great West German aviators of the 1980s. This frame is not only an exceptional piece of fashion and culture history, it also features an absolutely amazing lens switch mechanism. Much more simple and efficient than other mechanisms of the same era, the temple features two hinges instead of one, and you can simply open the front hinge to switch the lenses. To me, this is the best solution, and it must have been the lack of promotional budget and mass appeal of the frame that lead to other systems becoming the industry standard instead of this one. The craftsmanship by far surpasses all other efforts of producing timeless eyewear in that era. Exceptional quality. A highly wearable museum piece of breathtaking beauty. Made in West Germany in the 1980s. This full set includes: - Neostyle Sunsport VIP frame with double hinge lens switching mechanism, black and gold metal. - Original brown mirror lenses with 100% UV protection and Neostyle logo. - Original green gradient lenses with 100% UV protection and Neostyle logo. - Original Neostyle Sunsport VIP case with extra lens storage pockets. New old stock, never worn, perfect condition. Size large (64*14) Front width from temple to temple: 142mm / 5.6 inches Temple length: 145mm
Geraldine Chaplin, daughter of Charlie Chaplin, smoking a cigarette, 1980. Step into the world of cultural icons with our new range of limited-edition photography artworks, featuring the legendary Terry O'Neill. Printed onto the highest quality Fuji Crystal Archive Paper and protected by fine art plexiglass, each piece is framed with a deep matt black wooden frame, handmade in London. Terry O'Neill CBE was a true master of his craft, capturing the idols of our age in stunning detail for over six decades. From presidents to pop stars, he chronicled the emerging faces of the film, fashion, and music scenes that would go on to define the Swinging Sixties. Each piece is a true work of art, capturing a moment in time that will be treasured for generations to come. W22 x D2 x H26 in W55 x D4 x H65 cm Material | Paper, Plexiglass, Wood Download Specification Sheet
This is a lovely set of mid-century Japanese saltwater akoya cultured pearl and sterling silver cufflinks and tie tac by Grandea.They feature highly lustrous pearls with mirror rosy pink overtones. They measure 6.25-6.50mm and are round with even color. They are set into a brushed setting.They are stamped "GRANDEA" and "JAPAN (in Kanji)" but not marked for silver content. They measure 7/8" across, tie bar measures 2 inches. From Japan 1960's-1980's. Comes with the original clamshell box. All pearls are truly vintage and have only been lightly cleaned.
condition: very good vintage condition necklace length: about 18inch 45cm top size: about 2.2cm*1.0cm weight: about 3.7g era: undated circa 1970s~1980s vintage pearl size: about 4.mm~5.5mm accesories: none item number: 1049
Chelsea Flower Show collectors plates, featuring a variety of multicoloured flowers on a bone china surface. The plate was made by Royal Horticultural, a renowned brand from England, and is considered a vintage piece from the late 20th century. These plates are perfect for collectors of decorative items, particularly those interested in English culture and heritage. It would be a great addition to any collection of collector plate. in very good condition, without original packaging or certificates.
condition: very good vintage condition size: about 1.8cm*1.8cm weight: about 1.9g era: undated circa 1970s~1980s vintage pearl size: about 7mm accesories: none item number: 1028
