Italian mid-century modern Pot holder in aqua green concrete, 1950s

Italian Mid-Century Modern green scavo glass vase with matte finish, 1960s This is a fantastic vase of the series named Scavo. In particular it is green glass vase with matte finish and it appear as a vase refunded from an old era...

Italian Art Nouveau green yellow wrought iron vase holder with decorations 1900s Round wrought iron vase holder. The frame is composed of three round-section iron bars that end with three animalistic figures with horns, and is painted yellow. Six parts are welded to the three bars that make up three figures that recall the natural and animal world and are painted green. The bottom of the vase holder is always in green painted iron, while the three legs curve towards the rest on the ground. Can also be used in an outdoor environment such as a garden or terrace. Produced in the early 1900s in full Liberty style, this vase holder comes from Palazzo Falconi...

Concrete urn by Willy Guhl. Rare model in a beautiful washed out green patina with layers of finishes worn down over the years. Urn has a delicate cement ridge around the mouth as we...

A Midcentury teal glazed ceramic garden planter with circular mouth and tapering lines. Hailing from the golden age of design, this Midcentury ceramic garden planter is a brilliant blend of form and functionality. Coated in a vibrant teal glaze, the planter captures the spirit of the era with its bold hue and clean, elegant lines. The pot starts with a generous circular mouth, gently tapering as it descends, an architectural nod to the era's minimalist aesthetic. The subtle crackle design over its surface accentuates the depth of its teal glaze. Perfect for contemporary and vintage-inspired homes alike, this planter is more than just a vessel for your flora. Placed in a sun-drenched living room, it can be home to a thriving monstera or fiddle leaf fig...