Large Concrete Cone Flower Pot Bitossi

Large Concrete Cone Flower Pot BitossiA substantial cone planter by Willy Guhl for Eternit, distinguished by its expansive bowl form and beautifully timeworn surface. Decades of exposure have softened the original finish, leaving behind layers of mineral deposits, moss, and weathered pigment that lend the piece a quiet, sculptural presence. The broad, flaring silhouette is characteristic of Guhl's approach to garden designsimple, architectural forms that become increasingly compelling

and three going up the stem of the lamp

Chairs: 37

The accompanying stool designed by Ludwig Walser in 1959 can be used as a side table

Beautiful lines and materials give this lamp timeless style and character

Repair to left ear

Jacques Adnet

circa 1940s

Good condition with some staining and wear as shown

Most likely used by Gucci as a store display

This structured bag is made with extremely thick saddle leather and brass hardware with a contrast stitch on every seam

Vintage track and field sign from the early 1970s

Cigarette box is heavy and wrapped in leather