XL Diablo shaped planters designed by Willy Guhl and Anton Bee

SCARLETT GOWING LIMITED

£900

Diablo shaped planters designed by Willy Guhl and Anton Bee and manufactured by Eternit Ag, Switzerland 1954. This planters are made of cellulose infused fibre cement and are marked with the Eternit stamp and production number underneath. Very nice shaped planters in good original condition. Varying degrees of patina to each planter, wear consistent with age. With simple form and organic curves, the design of Swiss architect Willy Guhl is timeless and relevant. Matching pair available (sold individually). Pricing is per item (not per pair). Details Designer: Willy Guhl Manufacturer: Eternit De

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