Ebros Gift Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Midway Gardens Complex Collectible White and Black Geometrical Sprites Chess Pieces Set with 5" Tallest Sprite Piece Figurines

Ebros Gift Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Midway Gardens Complex Collectible White and Black Geometrical Sprites Chess Pieces Set with 5" Tallest Sprite Piece Figurines

$382.50
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Ebros Gift Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Midway Gardens Complex Collectible White and Black Geometrical Sprites Chess Pieces Set with 5" Tallest Sprite Piece Figurines

Ebros Gift Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Midway Gardens Complex Collectible White and Black Geometrical Sprites Chess Pieces Set with 5" Tallest Sprite Piece Figurines

$382.50

Product Details

  • Color: White and Black
  • Style: Modern
  • Pattern: Geometrical
  • Number of Items: 2
  • Unit Count: 1 Count
  • Shape: Novelty
  • Theme: Architecture
  • character: Sprites - Frank Lloyd Wright's Midway Gardens
  • Collection Name: Frank Lloyd Wright's Midway Gardens
  • Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1.75"L x 1.5"W x 5"H
  • Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.5"D x 1.5"W x 5"H
  • Number of Pieces: 5
  • Package Quantity: 1
  • Age Range Description: Kid
  • Material Type: Synthetic Resin
  • Finish Types: Patina
  • Recommended Uses For Product: Chess playing, collecting, decorative display
  • Additional Features: Midway Gardens adaptation

About this item

  • This Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture For Midway Gardens Sprites Chess Pieces Set is made of polyresin, individually hand painted and polished. They comes packed in an FLW yellow gift box as pictured.
  • This Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture For Midway Gardens Sprites Chess Pieces Set measures 5" tall, 1.75" long and 1.5" deep approximately on the tallest piece and 3" Tall on the shortest pawn piece. The set weighs about 3.25 pounds altogether. The chess pieces have 1.5" base width which makes them ideal for any chess boards with a square dimension of 1.75" to 2".
  • Midway Gardens was an indoor-outdoor entertainment complex located on Chicago’s south side. Constructed in 1914, the complex was ornamented with concrete panels, hand-painted wall murals, lighting, and tableware all designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Working in collaboration with sculptor Alfonso Iannelli, a group of various concrete figures, male and female, were sculpted and stood atop the building’s street façades.
  • This first of its kind chess set is adapted from Wright’s Midway Gardens (1913) in Chicago, IL. Featuring the infamous Sprites and other design elements Wright created for the garden. Each intricate collectible piece is made of cold cast resin with hand-rubbed patina finish.

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