Two garden pots, Concrete Planters, "Tooth" By Willy Guhl, 1950s. (GVA28)
TWO CONCRETE GARDEN POTS, TOOTH SHAPED, WILLY GUHL DESIGN, 20TH CENTURY. (GVA 28)
Two Garden vases in fiber cement, created by the Swiss architect and designer Willy Guhl, in the 1950s.
The garden pots he made are of various shapes and in this case it is a "Tooth" shaped. Concrete Planters.
Simple, but elegant at the same time, they can enrich and beautify the garden.
Fibrocement very resistant material and suitable for objects to be left outdoors
Willy Guhl (1915- 2004) studied at the "Zurich School of Applied Arts" in Zurich.
Then from 1941 he teaches in the same school. He becomes director of the interior design department.
He creates innovative plastic furniture.
So these Two Garden Pots, "Tooth" shaped, Design made by Willy Guhl in the fifties
of the twentieth century from the Bisgart Collection is of great quality.
Garden pots | Twentieth century | Twentieth Century Design | Vintage
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Dimensions side: 64 cm | Dimensions side: 47 cm | Height: 38 cm | Weight: 10.3 Kg