Pair of Brutalist 1970s Concrete Planters Plant Pots by Willow Lodge Crafts Glos

1970s concrete conical planter, made from solid concrete. Very nice patina, small chip to one edge, nicely weathered. Drainage hole to the base. ST1615

Wonderful vintage wooden bowl from the 1970s, hand turned from solid Teak, Stamped to underside Peter John Nice condition, minimal signs of wear, the bowl has been re-polished. ST1371

A pair of French cast concrete pots from the mid-20th century. This pair of vintage French pots, with their simplistic designs, feature round-shape...

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