Vintage Willy Guhl Planter
$2,500.00
SKU: 1044-2
Dimension: 10"H x "W x 31.13"D
Dimensions: 10”H x 31-⅛”Diameter
Willy Guhl fiber-cement planter for Eternit of Switzerland, vintage 1960s, this is an icon of midcentury modern indoor-outdoor living. The pure form is a wide, yet shallow bowl-substantial enough to sit directly on a paved surface or elevated on a column to appreciate the design (and the plants!). Whether gracing a patio, a walkway, or lounging poolside this sculptural planter brings understated sophistication to any environment. Pierced with drainage holes for your convenience. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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Dimensions: 10”H x 31-⅛”Diameter
Willy Guhl fiber-cement planter for Eternit of Switzerland, vintage 1960s, this is an icon of midcentury modern indoor-outdoor living. The pure form is a wide, yet shallow bowl-substantial enough to sit directly on a paved surface or elevated on a column to appreciate the design (and the plants!). Whether gracing a patio, a walkway, or lounging poolside this sculptural planter brings understated sophistication to any environment. Pierced with drainage holes for your convenience. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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| Dimensions | 31.13 × 10 in |
|---|---|
| Age | Antique / Vintage |
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