Spindel pots
Classic Swiss design, the "Spindel" pots designed in 1952 by a student of Willy Guhl, Anton G. Bee and produced by the Swiss manufacturer Eternit AG. Suite of pots, 59 cm high version with a very nice natural patina. Good condition with traces of use, circa 1965-65, sold by the piece, separately if desired. 5 pieces available.
Height 59 cm Diameter 38 cm
Flower pot in cement fiber from the "serpent" series attributed to Swiss designer Bruno Rey, published by Etertn...
Flower pot in cement fiber from the "serpent" series attributed to Swiss designer Bruno Rey, published by Etertn...
Flower pot in cement fiber from the "serpent" series attributed to Swiss designer Bruno Rey, published by Etertn...
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