Four French modernist fibro-cement rectangular planters, C. 1975.

Executed in cast stone with a clean-lined rectangular form, these planters embody the sculptural simplicity and modernist aesthetic associated with Guhl's iconic garden designs. The...

These square ribbed Willy Guhl planters stand approximately 14 inches tall and has a simple, sturdy form. The vertical ribbing adds subtle texture, while the wide, stepped rim gives ...

A rare and hard-to-find model, these French cast stone round planters are attributed to Willy Guhl (1915–2004), the Swiss modernist designer whose work was widely produced and instal...

A charming and sculptural petite French tabletop planter in solid lead, the piece features a globular body with a ribbed design, a stylized geometric decoration typical of the 1930s,...

Second pair of concrete planters by Willy Guhl for the Swiss company, Eternit. Guhl, a neo-functionalist designer and innovative furniture designer, came up with the idea of using co...

Rectangular planter made of stone grey fiber cement. Marked Fulgurit. Matches perfectly to the famous Willy Guhl Spindel planter. Decade of...

Set of 55 Brutalist Fibre-Cement Square Planters, Switzerland, 1970s, in the Style of Willy Guhl A rare architectural set of 55 square fibre-cement planters from Switzerland, 1970s....

Three late 20th century handsomely weathered large stoneware planters in an unusual angular style echoing earlier 1960s and 70s brutalist architecture. One of three groups we are se...