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		<title>Vintage 1960s Danish Self-Build Spice Rack with original Family Circle Magazine</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Jon Nix]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 06 Feb 2023 16:18:14 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>If there was a Museum of Mail Order (MOMO), then this would be a good candidate for exhibition. It's rare to find an item where the chronology and paperwork are so clearly evinced, but this is certainly one of them. It is a Danish-made spice or herb jar storage rack which was self-assembled by the purchaser and bought by mail order. As can be seen in the included magazine, it was publicised in the pages of the March 1968 issue of <em>Family Circle. </em>The magazine is included with the item.</p>
<p>In this case, the item also has its original postage box and all of the included parts from the initial purchase, ready for re-assembly. As can be seen from the photos, some of the jars have previously been used (contents in the jar and/or labels affixed) and we have left them "as is". Ten glass jars with cork stoppers are included as well as 19 adhesive labels still on their backing paper. The hanging fixtures are also included, but it can also stand alone. When built, the storage rack measures approximately 34cm (13½ in.) long and 23.5cm (9½ in.) high.</p>
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		<title>Mid-Century Style Wood Spice Rack</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Very much in the style of Habitat-designed spice racks - although this is a single decker rather than a double decker - this is the perfect complement to a mid-Century or Danish kitchen/dining room.  We don't know much more about this other than that we like it and we hope you find it appealing too!  We suspect it's from the same era as the Habitat teak spice racks and it's not a bad homage in our opinion.</p>
<p>The rubber stoppers on the glass bottles are all present, although not providing an absolutely convincing airtight fit and the overall condition of the jars and the rack is very good. The rear has a minor blemish by virtue of its original price label - long since gone. The rack can be either hung via the hooks on the rear or left standing and measures 36cm by 10cm by 8cm (14in by 4in by 3¼in).</p>
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