Set of three planters or garden pots in stone and textured cement, early 1900s.

We love the clean design of the set, the rounded conical shape with its fine band detail at the top of the pot.

Entirely in stone, reinforced at the base with metal rods built into the piece, which makes it very resistant.

They have the spirit of Willy Guhl, in a more natural material, with an incredible patina.

These pots are very heavy.

Cracks in some places, but they in no way affect their sturdiness. The internal reinforcements make them very resistant.

Patina kept, with its quirks, which are part of their charm.