Old planter in rosewood and veneer from the 1950s, with its constructivist look.

We love this unusual object, which you can picture as a piece of furniture in its own right, with its high central tray for potted plants, and its lower shelf with side elements that create a very interesting overall design.

The wood, with its dark grain and slightly red tint, gives the whole piece real quality.

Please note, this piece is old and has flaws in the wood, marks in places and veneer defects, especially in the upper tray, which once held plants and so was in contact with moisture. The veneer of the lower shelf also has flaws.

You would need to add a liner to the upper part if you want to put plants in it.