While Robert was playing with The Banshees he played a Vox Mark VI Teardrop as seen at :47s in this video.

This guitar owned by Bowie is exposed at the Hard Rock Café, Warsaw

Throughout this performance, Chris can clearly be seen playing the Vox Mark VI Teardrop Electric Guitar. It was used specifically for playing Yellow throughout the Twisted Logic Tour. It can also been seen listed as Lot 33 in Coldplay's End of Decade Clearout Sale catalogue.

Guitar Player Aug 12, 2015

Weller estimates his guitar collection “at around 40 or so” pieces, but on Saturns Pattern he limited himself to only a few models, mostly Hofners and Danelectros, along with a Vox Mark VI teardrop model. “Some people don’t like the way a Vox records in the studio, but it sounds all right to me,” he says. “It has one of those five-way switches, and that gives you a lot of tonal variations.”

In this photo, you can see Poison Ivy with a Vox Mark VI Teardrop guitar in a striped finish (the Vox logo is visible on the headstock). I've added another photo of Poison Ivy, with the guitar fully visible, to the Vox Mark VI Teardrop listing.

Can be seen playing one in this Live Photo.

Siouxsie Sioux played a (blue) Vox Teardrop on several songs, as here on Sin In My Heart performed with the Banshees in Cologne 1981.

Siouxsie can be seen playing a Vox Mark VI Teardrop Electric Guitar during a performance with the Banshees, as captured in a 1983 photograph available on On-fiction.

In this article written by Joe Carducci, the author shows an email discussion with Spot talking about the Descendents "Ride The Wild/It's A Hectic World" sessions, and Spot mentions how Frank used a Vox Mark VI electric guitar. In other sources, Navetta had used this guitar for some of the bands' earliest shows in 1979.

''Frank used his white Vox Mark VI guitar; it had non-stock pickups installed.''

Dave Brylawski can be seen using the Vox Mark VI with a Sunburst finish while performing with Polvo, as evidenced in the provided image.

Larry Winther is seen using the Vox Mark VI V222 during the Mummies' first show at the Chi Chi Club on February 23, 1989, as evidenced by a photo from the Mummies' official website.