::: Mathmos Product Range during Mid 1990s :::
List Of All Products Known in Production:
Lunar: £295 Polished Aluminium base and cap. Two Models: Violet Liquid and Red Lava. Yellow Liquid and red lava. 80cm tall.
LUNAR was launched by Mathmos early 1990s discontinued early 2002. 1996 cap modified enabling the cap to be removed by unscrewing the tip. (Please see below).
Jupiter 2: £195 Polished aluminium, glass fibres, perspex dome. h:32cm w: 47cm One model: light colours: blue,red,yellow and green. Launched by Mathmos 1992 discontinued 1996. (Please see images below). Known dates of production include Years: 1993 & 1994. Thank you to Phill for the images below of his Jupiter 2.
The following details are found under a Jupiter 2: Bulb: TH 12V 20W 64 Supply: 220/250v 50Hz Transformer rating 20VA.
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Mathmos Telstar - Purple Anodised Body: Violet/White. Below are the metal parts from the Pinkish/ Purple anodised Mathmos Telstar design. The base cone and the cap are anodised in a pinkish purple colour. The legs of the Telstar have been fastened into place and not clipped in, like later editions of the Telstar. Originally this model would have shipped with polished legs but over time the fins of the Telstars do turn dull and require polishing. The model below states this on the sticker: Telstar, EN60 598 01.03.94, Mathmos, 0202 676633, Poole. U.K. Please note the production date: 01.03.94. Please see below.
Blue Anodised Body: Blue/White. Scan from Poster. Please see below.
This design features a blue anodised base cone and cap. The fins are polished and silver in colour. This poster shows the Blue Telstar featuring a Blue/White colour combination. This blue/white colour combination is very fitting for the base and cap colour.
::: Mathmos Direct Sales Brochure: Autumn 1995 :::
Below: Thank you to Chris for the photos of the Mathmos Direct Autumn 1995 Sales List. This brochure displays the images in production at this point in time. Please see images below:
Sputnik: £39.95 Anodised and polished aluminium. H: 20cm W:30cm 3 Models: silver/blue, silver/purple & silver. 3 aromas are included: sandalwood, lemon and patchouli. Please see images below: First released in 1993 and discontinued in 1995. 3 aromas: "lift-off" lemon "touch-down" patchouli and "link-up" sandalwood.
Below: Product Matrix for 1995. Below: Lunar (80cm), Jet (40cm), Telstar (49cm), Astro (42cm).
Astro: £49.95 - Silver Anodised Aluminium. 5 Colour Combinations. Violet/Red, Violet/Orange, Clear/Grey, Blue/White and Pink/Orange.
Jet: £39.95. Black anodised aluminium. 5 Colour Combinations.
Faze 2: Launched by mathmos 1995 discontinued 1997 approx. Consisted of silver anodised base and cap and pvc cylinder shape shade, base supporting vertical rod holding 2 coloured light bulbs. 2 models available consisting of 2 different sets of coloured bulbs. faze 2.1 red/blue faze 2.2 red/yellow. Please note: FAZE 1: Launched by mathmos 1994 discontinued 1995. A hemispherical polished aluminium base supporting a vertical rod holding 3 coloured light bulbs, each came with self assembly shade consisting of 2inch wide strips of PVC.
Telstar: £59.95. Polished silver legs, various coloured anodised aluminium bodies. David with help from Cressida designed the Telstar and Lunar products. They were essentially drawn "around" the bottles using french curves to find the most streamlined shape. The Telstar design was Registered and the drawings should be in the file at Poole.
Silver Polished Body: Violet/Red, Violet/Orange & Yellow/Red.
Star Burst: (fibre optic) Sold by Mathmos 1992 for short period. Consisted of nylon fibres with aluminium and black base. Please see above.
Below: Starburst, Sputnik (Blue, Pink, Silver) & Wave Machine. Unreleased product: Magma World.
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