Johnson Wax

In the 1930s the company partnered with Frank Lloyd Wright to create task-oriented office furniture for the SC Johnson Wax building. The collection includes several desk variations t...

In the 1930s the company partnered with Frank Lloyd Wright to create task-oriented office furniture for the SC Johnson Wax building. The collection includes several desk variations t...

In the 1930s the company partnered with Frank Lloyd Wright to create task-oriented office furniture for the SC Johnson Wax building. The collection includes several desk variations t...

In the 1930s the company partnered with Frank Lloyd Wright to create task-oriented office furniture for the SC Johnson Wax building. The collection includes several desk variations t...

Deaccessioned from the original collection owned by the S.C. Johnson Wax Company these pieces present a rare opportunity to own a great example of work by Karnes and items that were ...

Pyrex glass rods were first used in this way in 1944 by Frank Lloyd Wright in his controversial Johnson Wax Building. Great over a dining room table, a kitchen island, a billiard ta...

The tops have the antiqued white-washed wax finish but could easily be sanded down to expose the natural cork.

Among these are the Marin County Civic Center, The Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma (which was the modified ver­sion of the apartment towers from Broadacre City), the Johnson Wa...

In 1932 Wright and his wife Olgivanna founded the Taliesin Fellowship, a school of architecture at their own home.Soon came the famous commissions for Fallingwater and the Johnson Wa...

Take a look at all of these items; https://goo.gl/hNLz4x 1930s Skyscraper Art Deco figural "Johnson's Wax Research Tower" petrol table cigar lighter.

Painted metal, four-tier advertising display stand for Johnson's wax polishes is an excellent example of American modernist esthetic.

Elegant and understated wall mirror designed by Paul Frankl for Johnson Furniture, executed in his signature waxed cork.

In the 1930s the company partnered with Frank Lloyd Wright to create task-oriented office furniture for the SC Johnson Wax building. The collection includes several desk variations t...

Ken continued his own work which is included in numerous private and public collections some of which are the Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland Art Museum, Seattle Art Museum, t...

Ken continued his own work which is included in numerous private and public collections some of which are the Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland Art Museum, Seattle Art Museum, t...

Ken continued his own work which is included in numerous private and public collections some of which are the Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland Art Museum, Seattle Art Museum, t...

The lighter is stamped Johnson Wax Research Tower Racine Wisc.

Johnson Wax chair, designed 1938-1939 by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Johnson Wax headquarters in Milwaukee.

There were approximately 5000 of these made and most were given to the higher ups that worked at Johnson Wax as Christmas presents between 1947 and 1950.

There were approximately 5000 of these made and most were given to the higher ups that worked at Johnson Wax as Christmas presents between 1947 and 1950.

This 'Johnson Wax 1' desk was originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1936 for the S.C.

Frank Lloyd Wright S.C. Johnson Wax Arm Chair on Casters for Cassina. Marked/Copywrighted under arm.

Lee Nordness was a New York gallery owner who went to the West Coast to buy art for the the Johnson Wax Collection. These new acquisitions were shown in Objects USA and were included...

* Currently on hold * Set of rare lounge chairs #603 model by Jerry Johnson and Byron Botker for Landes Manufacturing USA, circa 1970s Polished chrome, mahogany, waxed canvas (b...