MATERIAL: COLD CAST RESIN. Width: 3.00 (in). Height: 5.00 (in). Depth: 3.00 (in).
Vintage Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Stained Art Glass Butterfly Arch Panel. 19 3/8″ at widest point x 6″ at tallest point. This product is a rare and excellent piece of Frank Lloyd Wright’s art work in the form of stained glass. It is a unique Park skylight model, showcasing a stunning design with a theme of work. Made from high-quality glass, this stained glass masterpiece is a beautiful addition to any space, bringing light and style to any room with its intricate and visually captivating design. I try to take pictures so you can inspect the item (as well as possible when online shopping). I want everyone to be happy. So please view the pics. If you have any other product questions please message me prior to purchasing. I will try my best to get back to you quickly & hopefully will have an answer.
Coordinates with products from the Frank Lloyd Wright collection. Dual handles operate with 1/4 turn. Handles are ADA compliant. Model number = one pair of handles. TK = Guyana teak wood. The nature of natural wood gives each wood piece a distinct texture and color. Height: 2-15/16 (bottom to top of faucet). Width: 3-5/16 (left to right). Number of Handles: 2.
This rare lot perfectly bridges the gap between early American colonial heritage and the romantic revival styles of the 1920s suburban housing boom. All pieces in this collection are directly anchored, edited, or compiled by the legendary architectural editor Russell F. It represents an invaluable reference suite for historical preservationists, practicing traditional architects, and passionate collectors of early Americana. ? THE CROWN JEWEL ANCHOR BOOK: 1. “GOOD HOUSES: Typical Historic Architectural Styles for Modern Wood-Built Homes” (1922, 1st Edition, Weyerhaeuser Forest Products) A masterpiece of 1920s trade publishing. This comprehensive 63-page volume is highly sought after for its gorgeous, evocative illustrations by Birch Burdette Long (celebrated collaborator of Frank Lloyd Wright). It details exactly how classic colonial archetypes can be beautifully translated into modern 20th-century residential framing. ?? THE WHITE PINE / MONOGRAPH SERIES PAMPHLETS: Includes five beautifully preserved issues featuring exquisite full-page architectural photography, intricate floor plans, and meticulously drafted measured structural drawings: 2. XII, Number 5 (1926): “Early Dwellings in New Hampshire” by A. (Classic early yellow-cover branding). XV, Number 1 (1929): “Churches in Eight American Colonies Differing in Elements of Design” by Hobart B. XV, Number 6 (1929): “Annapolis on the Severn” by Delos Smith. (Superb regional Maryland piece). XVI, Number 5 (1930): “Wye House, Home of the Lloyds (Talbot County, Maryland)” by Elliott L. XVI, Number 6 (1930): “Public Buildings, Part One” by J. Collector’s Note: Items 5 & 6 represent a highly desirable consecutive run from Volume XVI! ? CONDITION REPORT: These items have been remarkably well-preserved over the last century. Exteriors: Clean, authentic paper wraps showing elegant, age-appropriate toning, light edge wear, and faint surface dusting that enhances their vintage character. Structurally: Spines are completely intact, and original staples remain solid. No major splits or loose covers. Interiors: Crisp, clean, and free of severe staining, major tears, or egregious highlighting. All premium photography plates, diagrams, and blueprints are fully present and uncompromised.
Frank Lloyd Wright: Three-Quarters of a Century Drawings.
Frank Lloyd Wright 1990 Phoenix Art Museum Exhibition Poster 11″ x 36″ Rare Vtg.
Elevate your daily carry with this official Frank Lloyd Wright collaboration architectural drawing backpack by Sprayground. Featuring striking architectural print artwork, this premium bag blends iconic design with maximum functionality. Built from durable 100% PVC, it features custom gold metal hardware, plush velour-lined protection for your tech and sunglasses, and an ergonomic mesh back panel. Equipped with a back sleeve to slide directly onto carry-on luggage handles, it is the perfect stylish backpack for travel, school, or daily commuting. Brand/Collab: Sprayground x Frank Lloyd Wright. Design/Pattern: Architectural Drawing Print. Dimensions: 18″ x 6″ x 11.5. Material: 100% Water-Resistant PVC Construction. Hardware: Gold Zippers, Metal Hardware, and Authentic Metal Sprayground Badge. Luggage Sleeve: Rear Slide-Through Sleeve (attaches to rolling luggage handles). Key Storage & Ergonomic Features. Dedicated Laptop Protection: Interior separate velour-lined compartment keeps your laptop secure and scratch-free. Plush Eyewear Pocket: Top-access dedicated velour sunglass compartment for safe, quick retrieval. Organized Storage: Exterior front zipper pocket, deep side pockets, hidden zippered stash pocket, and interior mesh organizer pocket for small essentials. All-Day Comfort: Ergonomic mesh back padding with fully adjustable shoulder straps for a custom, breathable fit. 1 x Authentic Sprayground x Frank Lloyd Wright Architectural Drawing Backpack.
The product is a charm featuring the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright Origami Chair design, crafted from sterling silver with a metal purity of 925. The dangle charm comes in a new box, along with Informational Frank Lloyd Wright collection card. The charm is marked sterling, approximately 1/2 long, and does show some tarnish.
“Teaters Knoll: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Idaho Legacy” by Henry Whiting is a first edition nonfiction book that delves into the architectural genius of Frank Lloyd Wright. The book, published by Universe Publishing, features 80 pages filled with exquisite illustrations showcasing Wright’s designs. With a compact size of 7.2 inches in length and width, and only 0.5 inches in height, this hardcover book weighs 20 ounces. Written in English, this book is a must-have for anyone interested in the world of architecture, particularly the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. VERY RARE SEALED NEW PRISTINE.
Frank Lloyd Wright Signed Typed Letter. Date: December 13, 1928. Location: Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin. Length: Two typed pages. Signature: Bold original ink signature by Frank Lloyd Wright. Offered here is an exceptional original two-page typed letter signed by Frank Lloyd Wright, dated December 13, 1928, written from his famed home and studio, Taliesin, in Spring Green, Wisconsin. The letter is addressed to noted architect and planner Albert W. Kelsey, founder and first president of the Architectural League of America and an important figure in early twentieth-century American architecture. Rather than routine correspondence, this is a substantial philosophical discussion in which Wright reflects on American architecture, his admiration for his mentor Louis Sullivan, and his long-standing opposition to architectural competitions. Wright famously writes that he has “never entered a competition” and describes them as producing merely an “average of averages, ” arguing that truly original architecture cannot emerge from such contests. Throughout the letter Wright discusses the future of American architecture, expresses concern that the ideals he and Sullivan championed were becoming merely “a French fashion, ” and invites Kelsey to visit him at Taliesin. Letters discussing Wright’s architectural philosophy are among the most desirable pieces of Frank Lloyd Wright correspondence, particularly those referencing Louis Sullivan, Taliesin, and Wright’s professional principles. Original two-page typed letter. Signed in blue ink by Frank Lloyd Wright. Typical mailing folds from original correspondence. Minor editorial pencil/ink corrections as shown. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description. An outstanding opportunity to acquire an original signed Frank Lloyd Wright letter containing significant commentary on architecture, Louis Sullivan, Taliesin, and Wright’s philosophy during one of the most important periods of his career.