FLW Typewriter Stand on Ebay  

This is as remote...
from FLW as my "crocs" are from my "Mephistos", but yes, they both do the job. It shows again that once a name is known (or a brand established) you can put anything under it.

Ah, the Mephisto metaphor worked...
I have two pairs (one sandle, one tie) that I have worn for years and years. It took awhile, but their durability (and my willingness to keep wearing them after they went out of style) finally made their upfront cost well worth it.
Regarding the FLW table, isn't it ordinary? But for the edging, not a single thing about it I wouldn't have done with my table saw and glue. Well, maybe I couldn't have done the edging, but then I'd rather it didn't have the edging. 🙂

Although
the photo reads much too dark (on my screen) for me to sayWright did a line of wood furniture for Henredon in the fifties, of which this may be a part.
Many feel that Wright's designs weakened in his last decade. This group of pieces (cases, tables and an upholstered chair, perhaps) were composed of simple slab panels with a characteristic molding used as an accent along the edges of tops and vertically as well. They have been the least sought of his furniture designs, historically, I believe.
SDR

Well thats weird...
This typing stand looks oddly familiar.. where have I seen that shape before?....
http://www.ikea.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?topcategory...

this piece is dreadfully...
this piece is dreadfully bland. i think it designed itself. looks like the only goal was to hold something up succesfully ...

these people are bidding on a...
these people are bidding on a name! i would not do that. i would not want to be reminded that my hero could fall short with such a design.

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". . . it designed itself. looks like the only goal was to hold something up succesfully ..."
In some circles that would be the descriprion of an ideal object. . .! [insert smiley face here]