Frank Lloyd Wright Hollyhock Flower House Stained Glass Wall Or Desktop Plaque king The interlocking gears do move

The interlocking gears do move and they are visibly seen to captivate its viewers

It holds about 12 ounces of liquid

and fertility

Decorations in the pictures are not included with the listing

3" long and 3" wide approximately

Frank Lloyd Wright Hollyhock Flower House Stained Glass Wall Or Desktop Plaque king The interlocking gears do moveThe Frank Lloyd Wright Hollyhock House Stained Glass is adapted from one of Wrights first Los Angeles project, the Hollyhock House, which was completed in 1923. The house was inspired by the favorite flower of Aline Barnsdall who commissioned the home. Geometric patterns are used to represent the design detail Wright used in four of the homes adjacent living room sidelights. On this glass panel, enamel colors are individually applied to a single sheet