Concrete Hexagonal Planters Desks

Concrete Hexagonal Planters DesksHighly collectible pair of hexagonal concrete fiber planters designed by legendary Swiss neo functionalist architect Willy Guhl. Manufactured by Eternit in Switzerland during the 1960s, these striking geometric vessels perfectly capture Guhl's signature ethos of transforming utilitarian, industrial materials into high design art pieces. The bold, six sided brutalist forms offer a rare alternative to his more common round and hourglass silhouettes,

Overall height is adjusted on site free of charge

5" Measurement of smallest hand is: Height 2

Rare model and size

15 white and 15 black backgammon pips are all present and in perfect condition

Highly collectible piece of Charlotte Perriand design

Massive version of "The Duke

2 thick wave panels on the front of the dresser form sliding doors which give you the option to see the dresser with exposed shelves and the doors in the middle or to see exposed drawers with the doors on the sides

Base is on casters for easy moving and is encased in a matching metal body

Located at our Los Angeles showroom

Rare large leather rhinoceros by Omersa

which is the largest rhinoceros still made today

Dunbar tag underneath each piece