20th Century Bauhaus Steel Plant Stand with Colored Glass Shelves by Emile Guyot, Czechoslovakia, 1930

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An elegant Bauhaus plant stand designed by Emile Guyot, featuring a graceful chrome-plated tubular steel frame fitted with new colored … Read more An elegant Bauhaus plant stand designed by Emile Guyot, featuring a graceful chrome-plated tubular steel frame fitted with new colored glass shelves. The colored glass shelves are replacement pieces and are not original to the stand. Its refined geometric design and open construction make it an exceptional display piece for plants or decorative objects.

Designed by Emile Guyot and manufactured during the circa mid-20th century, this plant stand is an excellent example of Bauhaus and Functionalist design. The lightweight tubular steel construction reflects the innovative furniture designs of the period, while the three-tier arrangement provides practical display space without compromising its light, architectural appearance.

Crafted from chrome-plated tubular steel with new replacement colored glass shelves, the stand remains in very good vintage condition. The chrome retains a bright finish with only minor signs of age and use consistent with its vintage character, while the replacement colored glass shelves are in excellent condition. The piece is structurally sound and ready for everyday use.

Object: Plant Stand / Flower Stand
Designer: Emile Guyot
Origin: Czechoslovakia
Period: Mid-20th century
Style: Bauhaus, Functionalist
Materials: Chrome-Plated Tubular Steel, Colored Glass
Color: Red, Light Blue
Finish: Polished Chrome
Condition: Very good vintage condition

Dimensions

Length: 90 cm
Width: 30 cm
Height: 105 cm See less