A fantastic example of 1970s mod design, this bright red plastic perpetual wall calendar delivers bold graphic impact. Molded from glossy red plastic with white printed labels, the calendar features recessed squares holding movable date cubes arranged in rows for weekdays, months, and numbered days 1-31. Four white corner brackets secure the piece for wall mounting.
The perpetual calendar format gained popularity in the 1970s as both functional timekeeper and decorative object, reflecting the era's embrace of vibrant plastic housewares and space-age materials. The lipstick-red hue and clean geometric layout exemplify the decade's pop sensibility, transforming a utilitarian office accessory into a striking wall statement.
In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Made in England.
20" × 12" × 1"
