The Vintage Zenith 6D030 Radio, designed by Charles and Ray Eames, is a rare and collectible piece produced circa 1946. Known for its sleek and modern design, this tube radio was a product of the Zenith brand, which was known for its quality and innovation in the radio industry. With its unique design and historical significance, this radio is a must-have for any collector of vintage electronics or fans of the iconic Eames duo.

I know nothing about vintage radios. I have zero clue about this radio but comps and pictures as shown. I know it has a cool design, but has been loved on. Please not of the plastic on the front right side having waves in it.

The radio does power on, and gets static, but no channels. A wonderful candidate for a full restore! The case has knicks and such, as you can see. This is highly collectible and representative of the Golden Age of radio! Light Mahogany Molded Plywood Case by Charles & Ray Eames for Zenith, 1946. Thanks so much for considering this awesome vintage piece of radio history! Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!

The radio does power on, and gets static, but no channels. A wonderful candidate for a full restore! The case has knicks and such, as you can see. This is highly collectible and representative of the Golden Age of radio! Light Mahogany Molded Plywood Case by Charles & Ray Eames for Zenith, 1946. Thanks so much for considering this awesome vintage piece of radio history! Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!

Designed by Charles and Ray Eames. Radio is in very nice condition. There is a small blemish on the top. Radio appears to be all original knobs, and Grill cloth. I plugged the radio into a Veriak and brought the voltage up slowly, and it is in working condition. I do have a video of a playing, if interested. Also, the original cord is frayed in areas I cannot see any exposed wires. If you’re looking for a all original Eames designed tube radio in nice original condition. This one is for you.

This vintage Hoffman radio model A-309 is a true collector’s item. Designed by the iconic duo Charles and Ray Eames, this radio is an excellent addition to any vintage radio collection. Made by Hoffman, a brand known for their quality craftsmanship, this radio is a testament to their dedication to producing timeless pieces. UNTESTED, DOES NOT POWER ON. Schematics pictured from the bottom of the radio are loose and will be included in a baggie to help keep them protected.

The radio does power on, and gets static, but no channels. A wonderful candidate for a full restore! The case has knicks and such, as you can see. This is highly collectible and representative of the Golden Age of radio! Light Mahogany Molded Plywood Case by Charles & Ray Eames for Zenith, 1946. Thanks so much for considering this awesome vintage piece of radio history! Be sure to check out our other vintage electronics for sale!

This is a very cool rare Zenith radio designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Zentih, ca. This model turns on. Dimensions: 13″ wide x 6″ deep x 7.75 high.

This radio works, but is probably a wonderful candidate for a full restore! The case has knicks and such, as you can see. This is highly collectible and representative of the Golden Age of radio! Light Mahogany Molded Plywood Case by Charles & Ray Eames for Zenith, 1946. Thanks so much for considering this awesome vintage piece of radio history!

This radio has been in storage for many years. (Which I don’t have). The unit does have some dust and scratches / signs of wear on the cabinet. Charles and Ray Eames are well known for groundbreaking contributions to architecture, industrial design and manufacturing, and of course, furniture. “The Eames Chair” among their most famous creations. This history, drawn from the Eames Foundation operated by their descendants, relates an interesting relationship between a World War II development effort, and the development of plywood molding. After the Eames’s were married in 1941, the moved to California where they developed furniture design work molding plywood. A line of radio enclosures was among the postwar offspring of the plywood-molding process. Charles and Ray developed techniques for mass-producing plywood enclosures in significant numbers. They designed cabinet forms for manufacturers such as Bendix Corporation, Emerson Radio, Farnsworth Company, Hamilton Radio Corporation, Zenith Corporation, and many others. Please view photos for best details of product. Message me for a fast response. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Radio, Phonograph, TV, Phone\Radios\Tube Radios\1930-49″. The seller is “eastm_jos” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Brand: Teletone
• Featured Refinements: Vintage Tube Radio
• Time Period Manufactured: 1930-49
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Modified Item: No