Flower stand, art deco style, bentwood, Thonet B 136 by Emile Guyot, 1930s

This functionalist flower stand offers a clean and elegant display solution, combining chrome structure with glass elements typical of early modernist design. Designed by architect Emile Guyot and produced by Thonet in Central Europe during the 1930s, this piece reflects the functionalist approach of the period, focusing on simplicity and practicality. The stand features a chromed tubular steel structure with three glass pedestals for displaying plants or decorative objects. It remains in very good vintage condition, with light signs of age consistent with its period. Period: 1930s. Designer: A. Guyot. Materials: Chrome, glass. Dimensions: Height 86 cm, width 45 cm, depth 74 cm. Weight: approx. 12 kg (estimated).