Replogle Hexagon 12-inch Antique Globe - Frank Lloyd Wright Collection - English

Overview

The Replogle Hexagon 31821 is a 12-inch English-language antique-ocean desktop globe from the Frank Lloyd Wright Collection. Its raised-relief world map sits within a hexagonal wood support above a triangular metal base, bringing three geometric forms together in a design adapted from Wright's hexagonal hassock.

Key Features

• Architectural design origin: Adapted from the hexagonal hassock associated with Wright's 1952 furniture designs for the H. C. Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
• Three geometric forms: A triangular metal base, hexagonal wood support and circular globe express the design's structure.
• Raised-relief cartography: Embossed terrain adds a tactile dimension to the antique-ocean map.
• Political and topographical mapping: English-language world geography for reference and display.
• Gyro-Matic mounting: Supports up-and-down movement for exploring different regions.
• Reclaimed-paper sphere: Manufacturer specifies 100% reclaimed paper fibre.
• Non-illuminated design: No internal lighting or electrical connection is required.

Specifications

• Brand: Replogle Globes
• Model: Hexagon
• Model / MPN: 31821
• Collection: Frank Lloyd Wright Collection
• Language: English
• Display type: Desktop globe
• Globe diameter: 12 inches / approximately 30 cm
• Map style: Antique-ocean political and topographical map
• Sphere material: 100% reclaimed paper fibre
• Surface: Raised relief
• Illumination: Non-illuminated
• Stand construction: Triangular metal base with hexagonal wood globe support
• Mounting: Gyro-Matic with up-and-down movement
• Assembled dimensions: 20 inches wide × 20 inches deep × 20 inches high

Compatibility

This standalone desktop globe is intended for geographic reference and display. Allow space for its 20 × 20-inch footprint and 20-inch overall height. Confirm replacement-part compatibility directly with Replogle for model 31821.

Frequently Asked Questions

What inspired the stand?

The manufacturer identifies Wright's hexagonal hassock design and his 1952 furniture work for the H. C. Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

What does Hexagon refer to?

It refers to the six-sided wood globe support. The base is triangular and the globe is circular.

Does the globe have raised relief?

Yes. The sphere includes embossed terrain details.

Is it illuminated?

No. Model 31821 is non-illuminated.

What language is this edition?

This listing is for the English-language edition.

Why Choose the Replogle Hexagon?

The Hexagon pairs an English-language raised-relief world map with a stand rooted in Frank Lloyd Wright's geometric furniture design, providing both geographic reference and an architectural display piece.