Radio Zenith Vintage

A highly expressive baby monitor/ radio nurse designed by the artist Isamu Noguchi in bakelite, its modernist form evocative of an abstracted human head and traditional Japanese Kend...

Classic Zenith Quality: Renowned for its craftsmanship and innovation, Zenith radios were a staple in American homes, and this model reflects that heritage.

An early and innovative industrial application of molded walnut plywood by Charles and Ray Eames, this scarce 1946 Art Deco desk top radio by Zenith is in fine original condition wit...

A early and rare designed tube radio by Charles & Ray Eames using post war bent plywood technology manufactured by the Zenith Radio Corporation,Chicago IL.

The speakers inside seem to be one 6-8" and the other 8-10" and are accessed from the backside panel and are original to the cabinet when first made by Zenith Radio company . The for...

While attending SAIC, he also did freelance design work for Zenith Radio Corporation. In the 1950s and 1960s, he worked long-term with the lighting company Lightolier, resulting in s...

A fine artistic statement from the mid 1930's. The radio is retaining the original Zenith metal label.

His work, at once subtle and bold, traditional and modern, set a new standard for the reintegration of the arts. He designed the Zenith Radio Nurse, the iconic original baby monitor...

His work, at once subtle and bold, traditional and modern, set a new standard for the reintegration of the arts. He designed the Zenith Radio Nurse, the iconic original baby monitor ...

Companies such as Borg-Warner Corp., Zenith Radio Corp., Rockwell International and Acme Die Casting Co. have collected his works.

This is a great example of the iconic Radio Nurse that Noguchi designed for Zenith Radio Co. of Chicago.

Zenith stereophonic stereo cabinet with record player and working radio.

With its sleek styling and black “robot” dial, this large zenith 12-S-471 console typifies a great design period in radio history.

With its sleek styling and black “robot” dial, this large zenith 12-S-471 console typifies a great design period in radio history.

With its sleek styling and black “robot” dial, this large Zenith 12-S-471 console typifies a great design period in radio history.

This rare Mid-Century radio (model 8H034) was designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Evans Products/Zenith Radio in 1946.

Rare Zenith radio designed by Charles & Ray Eames circa 1946.

In 1937 he designed a Bakelite intercom for the Zenith Radio Corporation, and in 1947, his glass-topped table was produced by Herman Miller.