Ericsson Vintage

The phone is marked with L (ars) M (agnus) Ericsson, who is the founder of the (sony) Ericsson Phone company.

Catalog, text by Robert Stanley 1991 The Greenville County Art Museum, Greenville, SC 1989 Galerie Bébert, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Catalog text by Robert Pincus-Witten 1988 Ga...

One of the icons of 20th century design, the Ericofon by Ericsson, known as the "cobra phone" for its sleek, modern, and serpentine styling.

LM Ericsson. Electric metal wall clock, wood-look surface, vaulted dial, rebuild to battery movement.

Vintage Industrial wall clock made by Ericsson in Sweden during the 1960s. It features a grey iron frame, a silver metal dial, an aluminium hands and a clear glass cover.

One of the icons of 20th century design, the Ericofon by Ericsson, known as the "cobra phone" for its sleek, modern, and serpentine styling.

The Ericofon is a one-piece plastic telephone created by the Ericsson Company of Sweden and marketed through the second half of the 20th century.

Large 60's Swedish industrial-style wall lamp. Structure and shade in grey/blue lacquered metal (original paint). Articulated arm allows the sconce to be oriented in different positi...

Sweden mid-century Beige plastic desk phone Ericofon Cobra by Ericsson, 1950s Desk phone mod. Ericofon, also known as Cobra, a rounded base in creamy beige plastic.

Rare pewter jar designed by Estrid Ericsson. Produced by Svenskt Tenn in Sweden.

Modernist Clock By Ericsson Circa 1950s - Aluminium casing with  - Steel dial with silver and black paint - Original hands - Made by Ericsson, Switzerland - New AA battery powered q...

Modernist Clock By Ericsson Circa 1950s - Aluminium casing with  - Steel dial with silver and black paint - Original hands - Made by Ericsson, Switzerland - New AA battery powered q...

One of the icons of 20th century design, the Ericofon by Ericsson, known as the "cobra phone" for its sleek, modern, and serpentine styling.

Ericsson Cobra / Ericofon, analogue telephone in green plastic. 1960s.

Produced by Atvidaberg and designed by Gunnar Ericsson. Rich golden oak woodwork used on this one-piece desk.

Ericsson Cobra / Ericofon, analog telephone in light green plastic. 1960s.

Office desk by Gunnar Ericsson for Facit AB Buromöbel Zurich - 1950s Wear consistent with age and use Swedish design - Office desk - Without key - Measures : 191cmx90cm H:77cm Mat...

Swedish mid 20th century oak desk by Gunnar Ericsson for Atvidabergs circa 1950. Well known model of desk designed by Gunnar Ericsson and made by Atvidabergs.

In 1985 Christo & Jeanne Claude had the idea to wrap a personal computer. After having made plans for wrapping buildings, sculptures and also parts of the landscape or trees, they st...

A birch and golden rain tree table lamp designed and produced by C-A Ericsson, Sweden, 1980s. Sold without Lampshade Dimensions of Lamp (inches) : 7.31 x 4.62 x 4.62 (Height x Wi...

Ericsson Cobra phone in red plastic with turntable at the bottom.

Pair of brass and mirror coasters in bottlesize in the style of Estrid Ericsson.

The cabinet is depicted in a watercolor in the collections of the Röhsska Museum, Gothenburg as shown in the Livingroom of "Villa Ericsson, Aspenäs" (in Lerum, outside Gothenburg).

Cream, modern one piece Ericofon telephone created by the Ericsson Company of Sweden and manufactured by North Electric in Galion, Ohio features a rotary dial on the bottom.

Exhibitions and decorations at Art Gallery Barcelona, Inter Deco Utrecht, Elders Amsterdam, SKF Kuglelejer Gothenburg, L.M. Ericsson Copenhagen, IBM Sweden. Wall reliefs and steel s...

He was hired by Estrid Ericsson, the founder and owner of Svenskt Tenn, and whom he knew since the late 20's, as head designer for ST.

Although Frank and Ericsson’s collaboration was successful, Frank was still committed to architecture; he moved to New York in 1938 to pursue public housing projects.

Although Frank and Ericsson’s collaboration was successful, Frank was still committed to architecture; he moved to New York in 1938 to pursue public housing projects.

Although Frank and Ericsson’s collaboration was successful, Frank was still committed to architecture; he moved to New York in 1938 to pursue public housing projects.

In 1979 he launched his own consultancy and worked for Calor, Ericsson, Renault, Saviem, Tefal, Thomson and Airbus.

In 1979 he launched his own consultancy and worked for Calor, Ericsson, Renault, Saviem, Tefal, Thomson and Airbus.

In 1979 he launched his own consultancy and worked for Calor, Ericsson, Renault, Saviem, Tefal, Thomson and Airbus.

COBRA-inspired Tapestry: 'Secrets from the Earth's Depths' composed by Poul Holsby, and embroidered by Birgitta Ericsson, 1972. "Secret de l'intérieur de la terre") is a textile ar...

Beside the furniture, Paulin also realized interior decoration and collaborated with great brands as Dior for packaging, the Orsay Museum for signage, L.M. Ericsson for cell phones, ...

Beside the furniture, Paulin also realized interior decoration and collaborated with great brands as Dior for packaging, the Orsay Museum for signage, L.M. Ericsson for cell phones, ...

Swedish designer, Lennart Bender worked for major design companies in Sweden and abroad during the 20th century, including Electrolux, Ericsson and Sony. He also taught industrial de...

Many well-known artists have worked here since then, such as Sven X-et Ericsson and Ewald Dahlskog. The first female artist was Tyra Lundgren who was recruited in 1935.

LM Ericsson. Electric metal wall clock, vaulted dial glass, rebuild to battery movement.

LM Ericsson. Electric metal wall clock, vaulted dial glass, rebuild to battery movement.

Table phone, ring the disc's edge marked Phone A-B. L. M. Ericsson Stockholm, 1947 Labeled Telegrafverket's Workshop Nynäshamn.

This is a heavy rotary phone with a copper body and a Bakelite handset made in Sweden by Ericsson company. It is also a PTT (Push To Talk) phone.

The "Ericofon" is a one-piece plastic telephone created by the Ericsson Company of Sweden and marketed through the second half of the 20th century.

"One of the icons of 20th century design, the Ericofon by Ericsson, known as the""cobra phone"" for its sleek, modern, and serpentine styling.

We present you this office telephone without a rotary dial, manufactured in 1945. The case is metal. The handset handle is wooden. Other parts of the handset are made of nickel-plate...

Superb 1930s Art Deco bakelite clock by the Swiss clock makers Ericsson. Very stylish and iconic bakelite case with stepped or skyscraper shape.

It is made of thermoplastic ABS Designed in the 1950s in Sweden by Hugo Blomberg, Ralph Lysell and Gösta Thames, LM Ericsson.  

It is made of thermoplastic ABS Designed in the 1950s in Sweden by Hugo Blomberg, Ralph Lysell and Gösta Thames, LM Ericsson.

It is made of cream thermoplastic ABS Designed in the 1950s in Sweden by Hugo Blomberg, Ralph Lysell and Gösta Thames, LM Ericsson.          

It is made of cream thermoplastic ABS Designed in the 1950s in Sweden by Hugo Blomberg, Ralph Lysell and Gösta Thames, LM Ericsson.          

It is made of cream thermoplastic ABS Designed in the 1950s in Sweden by Hugo Blomberg, Ralph Lysell and Gösta Thames, LM Ericsson.  

Bakelite table phone, marked K. Telegfrafverkets Werkstatt Nynäshamn from 1947 Measures: Height about 26 cm.

Glazed faience lidded box with the motif of Ericsson Cobra phone. Approx. 1970. Measures: 10.5 x 7 cm.

The brand Svenskt Tenn was founded by Estrid Ericsson and Nils Fougstedt 1924. It is Sweden’s most renowned company for pewter and modern interior design.

This wall clock was produced by Pragotron in former Czechoslovakia during the 1960s. It features a grey metal frame, an iron dial, an aluminium hands and a clear glass cover. The pie...

Bakelite table phone by LM Eriksson from the early 1960s.      

- Very Good original condition - Fully functional. - Tesla manufacturer typ-TA 32.

Bakelite table phone by LM Eriksson from the early 1960s.