Eames Toy

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames Elephant can now be enjoyed

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames Elephant can now be enjoyed

These items are currently only available in the United States. Charles and Ray Eames developed a

version, the Eames Elephant (small) made of robust plastic, can be used as a child's toy or as a

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames elephant can now be enjoyed

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames Elephant can now be enjoyed

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames Elephant can now be enjoyed

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames Elephant can now be enjoyed

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames Elephant can now be enjoyed

version, the Eames Elephant (small) made of robust plastic, can be used as a child's toy or as a

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames Elephant can now be enjoyed

version, the Eames Elephant (small) made of robust plastic, can be used as a child's toy or as a

version, the Eames Elephant (small) made of robust plastic, can be used as a child's toy or as a

version, the Eames Elephant (small) made of robust plastic, can be used as a child's toy or as a

version, the Eames Elephant (small) made of robust plastic, can be used as a child's toy or as a

version, the Eames Elephant (small) made of robust plastic, can be used as a child's toy or as a

Highly collectible 1952 House of Cards designed by Charles and Ray Eames for toy company Tigrett

one side and graphics by Charles Eames for Tigrett Enterprises/ 1953

Charles and Ray Eames designed this toy elephant in 1945 while developing and refining their

Charles and Ray Eames designed this toy elephant in 1945 while developing and refining their

Charles and Ray Eames designed this toy elephant in 1945 while developing and refining their

Charles and Ray Eames designed this toy elephant in 1945 while developing and refining their

French bulldog growler pull toy, France, circa 1890s. An exceptional example with very expressive

In 1960, Charles Eames designed the “Nauga Monster” to promote the launch of Uniroyal’s Naugahyde

. The backs of the cards depict everyday objects in and around the Eames office. Later production

Mid-Century Modern architectural design toy by Childcraft circa 1960s. Consist of 30 interlocking

Charles & Ray Eames developed a toy elephant made of plywood in 1945, but the piece never went into

Charles and Ray Eames developed a toy elephant made of plywood in 1945, but the piece never went

Rhinoceros "Nossi", children toy in jute and leather by Renate Müller, Germany, 1968. Authentic

, Charles and Ray Eames began designing toys and furniture for children, including molded plywood animals

Charles and Ray Eames designed The Toy, a modular building kit made up of wooden dowels, large

toy elephant made of plywood in 1945. Manufactured in plastic, the Eames Elephant can now be enjoyed

In June 17, 2007 marks the birthday of Charles Eames. To commemorate this occasion,Vitra produced a

children’s toys such as the elephant, frog, seal, bear, and horse.  In the grand time line of the Eames

World's Fair souvenir, but as a sophisticated toy: as with previous Eames "House of Cards" toys, each card

early Charles Eames office on photo exhibits, toys and graphics, and since the early 50s he has had

Hard to acquire The Little Toy card set by Charles and Ray Eames. The set is sold as seen. Some