Obelisk I 16" Floor Globe
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Frank Lloyd Wright (1867 – 1959) is widely considered to be America’s greatest architect. He amazed the world with his architectural ingenuity and designs. His vision encompassed the buildings and residences he designed - as well as their landscaping, art glass, furniture, lighting and floor covering - to create a unified whole.
The Obelisk I (One) Floor Globe, a combination of two woods, cherry and maple, is a striking adaptation of one of Mr. Wright’s vase designs. This one was one of several concepts that he developed in 1929 for Leerdam Fabrique in Germany. It was originally to be produced in high quality glass but was never manufactured due to its complexity.
Please Note: This is a drop ship item and will ship directly to you from the manufacturer. Please allow 3-6 weeks for delivery. Shipping included only within the Continental U.S.
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Shipping is included for all special order items within the continental United States.
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Special Order items are final sale and non-returnable.
SPECIAL ORDER
This item is special order. Shipping is included for all special order items within the continental United States.
Please contact us if you would like to ship to other locations outside of the continental United States. If eligible, we will confirm availability and associated shipping costs.
Please note that all special order items are final sale and non-returnable.
Each purchase supports the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s mission to inspire people to discover and embrace an architecture for better living through meaningful connections to nature, the arts, and each other.
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Members get 10% off their purchase, receive reciprocal benefits at other participating Wright sites, and more.
