Constructivist Rosewood Planter, 1950s

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Rosewood and veneer planter from the 1950s, with its constructivist aesthetic.
we love this unique object, which allows us to … Read more Rosewood and veneer planter from the 1950s, with its constructivist aesthetic.
we love this unique object, which allows us to imagine it as a piece of furniture in its own right, with its high central container for potted plants, and its lower shelf with its side elements creating a very interesting overall design.
the wood type, with its dark grain and slightly red tint, gives the piece a certain quality.
please note: this piece of furniture is antique, and it has defects in the wood, marks in places, and veneer flaws, particularly in the upper container, which once held plants and was therefore in contact with moisture. The veneer on the lower shelf also has defects.
you should plan for a container for the upper part if you wish to add plants.

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dimensions - l 122 x d 40 / 28.5 x h 77 cm
container dimensions - l 63 x d 24 cm
low shelf dimensions - l 63 x d 28.5 x h 38 cm See less