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Advert for Beatl table lamps 1930

Beatl is a word that will soon be well known as word china - for Beatl is the name of the wonderful new material that is rapidly replacing china and glass everywhere. Not only for table ware is Beatl used, but for titles, panels, electric fittings and a host of other purposes. Beatl is British made. A synthetic powder (invented by British Cyanides Company). This powder is moulded under heat and pressure to attain the amazing durability, the lovely polished surface and the fascinating translunce which make Beatl so different from all other materials

Picture No
10635897
Media ID
46092647
Size
4304px x 5919px (3.0MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Advertisement in The Tatler' 26 March 1930 page 582 and also in The Sketch', 19 March 1930, page 542 and also in The Bystander', 12 March 1930, page 552
Date
1930

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