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Rare Set: Vintage 1985 IKEA NATURELL Solid Marble Vase & Holder

, philadelphia, Sun, Oct 25 · –
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Rare Set: Vintage 1985 IKEA NATURELL Solid Marble Vase & Holder
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Cash and In-Person Pickup Only, 08054 [Item Description] Overview: A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for vintage IKEA enthusiasts! This is a matched set of the legendary IKEA NATURELL series, crafted from solid natural marble. This specific set carries a unique piece of history, as it was purchased in around 1985 during the grand opening of IKEA Philadelphia (Conshohocken)—the very first IKEA store to open in the United States. The Set Includes: 1. Tall Cylindrical Vase: A sleek, timeless silhouette ($8''$ High). 2. Multipurpose Holder: Perfect for pens, makeup brushes, or as a sculptural desk organizer ($3.5''$ High). Design & Aesthetics: * Material: 100% Genuine Natural Black Marble. * Unique Pattern: Both pieces feature deep black stone with organic white and grey veining. As these are natural stone, the marbling is one-of-a-kind. * Historical Significance: These items represent the "Early American IKEA Era," where high-quality natural materials like solid stone were used before shifting to lighter mass-production materials. Dimensions: * Tall Vase: $8''$ (H) $\times$ $3''$ (Bottom) $\times$ $2.25''$ (Opening) * Small Holder: $3.5''$ (H) $\times$ $2.75''$ (Bottom) $\times$ $3.25''$ (Top) Condition: Meticulously maintained by the original owner for over 40 years. Both items are in excellent vintage condition with a beautiful polished finish and substantial weight, ensuring great stability. [Pricing] * Individual Price: $60 each * Special Set Price: $100 for both (A rare chance to own a complete, historically connected set at a discounted value.) [Item Specifications] * Brand: IKEA (Vintage Naturell Series) * Era: Mid-1985s (Circa 1985) * Origin: IKEA Philadelphia Grand Opening (1st US Store) * Weight: Heavy / Solid Natural Stone

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