Jaguar_e-type_s1_roadster_05611_0046_06_08_15.jpg (JPEG Image, 640 × 479 pixels) 1965 E-Type Series 1 Roadster for sale // Eagle E-Types. Fully restored and then more recently upgraded by us to beyond our GT specification.
It was supplied new via Henlys in London and remains in its original Jaguar Dark Blue. Every element of the car has enjoyed expert attention and, in combination with the specification, it is poised and ready for European touring with confidence. It is essential to click on the specification panel above to fully appreciate the level of upgrades that have been incorporated. A fabulous model, colour combination, condition and specification and so representing a great opportunity to immediately acquire a top notch Jaguar E-Type.
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A home interior reflects the history and personality of its users. It is a part of their identity. Vitra believes such environments are best shaped by the principle of the collage – the idea that a vibrant living space gains character through a mix of old and new, high and low, classic and contemporary. Designs from the twentieth century by George Nelson, Charles und Ray Eames, Isamu Noguchi, Jean Prouvé and Verner Panton form the core of the Vitra Home Collection. As timely and vital as ever, they have become classics – a term applied by Vitra to designs from another era that are still in production today and continue to move and inspire us. The first Vitra Home Collection was launched on the market in 2004. The VitraHaus in Weil am Rhein serves as a vast flagship store and provides an experimental platform for the collage concept. Earl Pinto – Australian Designer Furniture and Lighting. Trix chair by Schmidinger Möbelbau. Product news: Austrian design company Schmidinger Möbelbau has created a chair that's a cross between traditional alpine furniture and Danish modernism.
The Trix chair has been adapted from old alpine brettstuhl chairs, which are usually constructed from two interlocking planks, to include a continuous pre-fabricated shell that's more like Danish modernist Arne Jacobsen's Ant Chair. Brettstuhls are often carved into elaborate forms, so Schmidinger Möbelbau have sculpted the backrests of these chairs into heart shapes and bored a hole with a similar form in their middle. The dark elm wood legs are joined underneath the prefabricated shell and braced with a cross-shaped frame closer to the ground.
The shells are finished in either anthracite, white, or pastel green colours. Arne Jacobsen's simple and efficient chairs became popular in the 1950s, and his famous Ant Chair was recently customised by various artists and designers and auctioned for charity.