Excellent set of 4 Frank Lloyd Wright designed tiles made by Frankoma. All appear to be in excellent condition. Please ask any questions. Roughly 6.25″x6.25″.
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New Bulova Mens Frank Lloyd Wright Wristwatch. Condition is “New with tags”. Unknown age on the battery. Watch appears to be keeping time accurately. This is becoming a hard to find watch. The item “New Bulova Mens Frank Lloyd Wright Wristwatch (Hard To Find Watch)” is in sale since Wednesday, March 17, 2021. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Watches, Parts & Accessories\Watches\Wristwatches”. The seller is “northtxsales” and is located in Waxahachie, Texas. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Water Resistance: Yes Unlabeled Depth
- Model: 97A117
- Watch Shape: Round
- Department: Men
- Style: Dress/Formal
- Case Color: Gold
- Caseback: Snap
- With Booklet: Yes
- Case Material: Stainless Steel
- Case Thickness: 9 mm
- Movement: Quartz
- With Original Packaging: Yes
- Band Material: Leather
- Type: Wristwatch
- Features: 12-Hour Dial
- Customized: No
- Case Finish: Polished
- Band Type: Two-Piece Strap
- Dial Color: Brown
- Band Color: Brown
- Reference Number: S17886603
- Lug Width: 20 mm
- Brand: Bulova
- Case Size: 40 mm
Have a Henredon table with no leaves for it? I have what you need. These are two Frank Lloyd Wright table leaves. One is an original leaf that came with my table, the other is a leaf I had cut from a table that received damage. I used these with my table for many years. Once on the table, they both fit perfectly. One does have a slightly lighter coloring to it on one strip. I have not tried to use old English or polish to blend it in, but I’m guessing that would work. The item “Frank Lloyd Wright Henredon Taliesin Dining table leaf extensions Rare to find” is in sale since Monday, April 15, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Periods & Styles\Mid-Century Modernism”. The seller is “relo1″ and is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.
Original schiller building or garrick theater exterior terra cotta column capital panel featuring richly ornamented repeating flowers designed by louis h. Sullivan or frank lloyd wright. The buff-colored slip gaze ornament was molded by kristian schneider and fabricated by the northwestern terra cotta company, chicago, ills. A collection of garrick theater ornament will be added over the coming weeks. The non-extant late 19th century terra cotta-clad schiller building (later known as dearborn and garrick theater) was designed by the architectural firm of adler & sullivan for the german opera company. At the time of its construction, it was one among the tallest buildings in downtown chicago. The buildings focal point was an elaborately designed 1,300-seat theater noted for its highly organic-themed plaster ornament and remarkable acoustics. Opened in 1892, the schiller theater was originally funded by german investors and was projected to be used for german-language operas and cultural events. One of the more tangible references to its german heritage was a series of terra cotta busts of prominent german figures integrated within the second story arcade. It was briefly known as the dearborn theater from 1898 to 1903, until finally settling on the name garrick theater. After german investors backed out of the project in the late 1890s, it ceased its german performances, and exhibited touring stage shows. In the 1930s the theater was acquired by balaban & katz and subsequently used as a television studio and movie theater. After a long decline that began during the depression, the garrick was razed in 1960 and replaced with a parking structure. The demolition instigated a large outcry and is considered to be one of the first wide scale preservation efforts in chicago. Photographer and historical preservationist richard nickel spearheaded an effort to document and rescue hundreds of architectural artifacts from the building shortly before and during its demolition. Several matching sections available. Priced for the lot – will separate. The item “ORIGINAL HARD TO FIND FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT DESIGNED 1892 GARRICK THEATER/SCHILLER” is in sale since Monday, January 28, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Decorative Arts\Other Antique Decorative Arts”. The seller is “urbanremains” and is located in Chicago, Illinois. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Original schiller building or garrick theater exterior terra cotta column capital panel featuring richly ornamented repeating flowers designed by louis h. Sullivan or frank lloyd wright. The buff-colored slip gaze ornament was molded by kristian schneider and fabricated by the northwestern terra cotta company, chicago, ills. A collection of garrick theater ornament will be added over the coming weeks. The non-extant late 19th century terra cotta-clad schiller building (later known as dearborn and garrick theater) was designed by the architectural firm of adler & sullivan for the german opera company. At the time of its construction, it was one among the tallest buildings in downtown chicago. The buildings focal point was an elaborately designed 1,300-seat theater noted for its highly organic-themed plaster ornament and remarkable acoustics. Opened in 1892, the schiller theater was originally funded by german investors and was projected to be used for german-language operas and cultural events. One of the more tangible references to its german heritage was a series of terra cotta busts of prominent german figures integrated within the second story arcade. It was briefly known as the dearborn theater from 1898 to 1903, until finally settling on the name garrick theater. After german investors backed out of the project in the late 1890s, it ceased its german performances, and exhibited touring stage shows. In the 1930s the theater was acquired by balaban & katz and subsequently used as a television studio and movie theater. After a long decline that began during the depression, the garrick was razed in 1960 and replaced with a parking structure. The demolition instigated a large outcry and is considered to be one of the first wide scale preservation efforts in chicago. Photographer and historical preservationist richard nickel spearheaded an effort to document and rescue hundreds of architectural artifacts from the building shortly before and during its demolition. Several matching sections available. Priced for the lot – will separate. The item “ORIGINAL HARD TO FIND FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT DESIGNED 1892 GARRICK THEATER/SCHILLER” is in sale since Friday, December 28, 2018. This item is in the category “Antiques\Decorative Arts\Other Antique Decorative Arts”. The seller is “urbanremains” and is located in Chicago, Illinois. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Original schiller building or garrick theater exterior terra cotta column capital panel featuring richly ornamented repeating flowers designed by louis h. Sullivan or frank lloyd wright. The buff-colored slip gaze ornament was molded by kristian schneider and fabricated by the northwestern terra cotta company, chicago, ills. A collection of garrick theater ornament will be added over the coming weeks. The non-extant late 19th century terra cotta-clad schiller building (later known as dearborn and garrick theater) was designed by the architectural firm of adler & sullivan for the german opera company. At the time of its construction, it was one among the tallest buildings in downtown chicago. The buildings focal point was an elaborately designed 1,300-seat theater noted for its highly organic-themed plaster ornament and remarkable acoustics. Opened in 1892, the schiller theater was originally funded by german investors and was projected to be used for german-language operas and cultural events. One of the more tangible references to its german heritage was a series of terra cotta busts of prominent german figures integrated within the second story arcade. It was briefly known as the dearborn theater from 1898 to 1903, until finally settling on the name garrick theater. After german investors backed out of the project in the late 1890s, it ceased its german performances, and exhibited touring stage shows. In the 1930s the theater was acquired by balaban & katz and subsequently used as a television studio and movie theater. After a long decline that began during the depression, the garrick was razed in 1960 and replaced with a parking structure. The demolition instigated a large outcry and is considered to be one of the first wide scale preservation efforts in chicago. Photographer and historical preservationist richard nickel spearheaded an effort to document and rescue hundreds of architectural artifacts from the building shortly before and during its demolition. Several matching sections available. Priced for the lot – will separate. The item “ORIGINAL HARD TO FIND FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT DESIGNED 1892 GARRICK THEATER/SCHILLER” is in sale since Friday, October 19, 2018. This item is in the category “Antiques\Decorative Arts\Other Antique Decorative Arts”. The seller is “urbanremains” and is located in Chicago, Illinois. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Mid- century, Vintage, low profile, round dining table with 1, 12 leaf. Frank Lloyd Wright designed with FLW engraved signature on the underside. Item Number : 2001 Talesin design with brass band around the perimeter. Floor stretcher base with Talesin Design to edges. Table itself is good condition, wear is consistent with use as coffee table. 54″ Diameter, 24 1/2″ tall. The leaf has 4 areas of indents / dings which appear to be from being moved. The leaf has not been used in the 10 years we have had the table and my wife does not remember her parents ever using the leaf in the 40+ years they had it. In addition to the table and leaf, we will include a vintage round tablecloth which fits the table without the leaf as well as the original sales receipt from Rich’s Department Store. The item “Rare find Frank Lloyd Wright Heritage Henredon Taliesin Low dining Table” is in sale since Sunday, September 11, 2016. This item is in the category “Antiques\Periods & Styles\Mid-Century Modernism”. The seller is “whirling-dervish1″ and is located in Vandemere, North Carolina. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.
- Maker: Henredon
- Original/Reproduction: Original
- Color: Medium Wood Tone
- Material: Mahogany
- Designer: Frank Loyd Wright