Philips - Machines A Laver
Philips - Machines A Laver
Philips - Machines A Laver
Philips - Machines A Laver
Philips - Machines A Laver

Philips - Machines A Laver

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1960
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Year 1960
Poster Size 63 x 47.2" / 160x 120cm
Rolled/Folded/Other Rolled previously folded
Art By Pierre Levé
Condition Mint
Condition Notes None - item is in perfect condition.

Wonderful & charming poster for Dutch electronics brand Philips. Founded in 1891, Philips was one of the biggest electronics brands in the UK and continues to trade today, focusing on health technology.

With artwork from Pierre Leve, this beautiful poster was created in 1960 to advertise the "Machines A Laver" or "Washing Machines" and depicts a housewife on a see-saw between the automatic and semi-automatic washing machine models.

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