Large Concrete Cone Flower PotConcrete cone flower pot by Swiss architect and industrial designer Willy Guhl. Made in the 1960s in Switzerland. This planter features a striking, clean, inverted geometry that rises dramatically from a narrow base to a wide, open rim. It features a magnificent, naturally weathered organic patina with multi toned mineral aging inside and a beautiful white washed, chipped exterior. Perfect as a bold architectural statement piece for your garden,

Colors vary from adobe and white to green and dark brown

In a beautiful washed out patina from layers of white paint which have worn down over the years

Perfect condition

Wooden cross brace under the seat and two pine studs in each stool's seat for added strength and support

Sculptural standing catchall made of iron

Figure of a small chicken is attached to a metal post with a hollow tube at the top which a cable would run through suspending this target in the air

Very unusual size in 23" diameter

” Whether styled on a terrace

Right side of desk has a floating pedestal with three pull-out drawers refinished in a caramel wood finish to contrast with the Ebony finish throughout

Three available with varying degrees of patina and lichen

Handsome black leather dual wall hook in the style of French designer Jacques Adnet

Stunning faux bois concrete table and matching stools from France