A 1960s Mid-Century Modern "Marmite" planter designed by Swiss architect Willy Guhl. Made of fibrous cement and having a cauldron shape with two handles and supported on three small feet, this iconic piece of industrial design was produced for Eternit AG in Switzerland and showcases Guhl's innovative approach to materials and form. Its weather resistant construction makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, offering versatility in placement. The weathered patina, adorned with moss and lichen, adds character and charm, enhancing its aesthetic appeal. Whether placed in a garden, patio, loggia, or sunroom, this planter serves not only as a functional vessel for plants but also as a statement piece that contributes to the overall ambiance of its surroundings. Its blend of functionality and artistic flair exemplifies the enduring appeal of Mid-Century Modern design.

Dimensions:

h - 18 "

diameter - 20.5" handle to handle

mouth - 13"