Bonsai planter, England. 1980s. SAD Designs and once wound up it

and once wound up it occasionally just requires a kick-start by placing it face down for a minute

trinkets or even nibbles) is a superb example of postwar space-age design

This is a phenomenal table clock

transitioning to a rounded and tapered stem with seamlessly integrated bulb holder

The wear is consistent with age and signs of restoration to the leather

Bonsai planter, England. 1980s. SAD Designs and once wound up itA modest moulded bonsai planter with hand thrown tray, executed by an English pottery studio in the 1980's. Crafted from terracotta and partially glazed throughout, the organic asymmetrical forms really make this example stand out from typical bonsai planters, especially in terms of its heavily textured and mottled surface. A must have for green fingered decorators looking for the perfect accompaniment to their plant collection. Specifications: