Sparton Radio

In addition to designing the entire Texaco gas station inside and out, he designed for Eastman Kodak; he designed the Marmon 16, the first automobile to be conceived by an industrial...

This American art deco radio was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague (1883 – 1960) for the Sparks-Worthington Company, Jackson, Michigan and introduced in 1936. It was produced until 1...

Considered an icon of American Modern Design, this wonderful blue mirrored table radio has all the elements of 1930's streamline design. It has all original glass and plays well. It ...

This is what Stream lined Art Deco is all about. this radio was designed by Walter Darwin Teague for the Sparks Worthington company of Jackson, Michigan

This American art deco radio was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague (1883 – 1960 ) for the Sparks – Worthington Company, Jackson Michigan and introduced in September 1935 for the 1936 ...

Rare 1936 517-B Sparton “Cube” with the ebony lacquer finish plus chrome trim, a rare Art Deco radio.

Rare 1936 517-B Sparton “Cube” with the ebony lacquer finish plus chrome trim, a rare Art Deco radio.

This Sparton Mirrored Radio is a considered to be one of the best examples of Art Deco Streamline Style.

His camera designs for Kodak, and blue mirrored radios for Sparton have become icons of design, and reside in major museums.

Introduced in the mid 1930s, the Sparton radios were beautifully crafted and expensive.

Sparton 1268 Selectronne Console 1938 Radio. 12 Tube model a great performer, with magic eye tuning tube and the multi-colored dial has three bands.