Large Ceramic Mirror by Oswald Tieberghien

Functional art mirror from the 1960s by Belgian ceramist Oswald Tieberghien. In the spirit of the Perignem and Pia Manu studios. Would fit well in an eclectic interior.

Colorful nice round mirror made by the famous Belgium ceramist, Oswald Tieberghien.

A ceramic framed mirror designed and made by Oswald Tieberghien, one of Belgium's most famous ceramist. Very rare piece of his work. Its large, red-glazed, relief surface is perfect ...

A beautiful large round ceramic mirror by Oswald Tieberghien, Belgium, 1970s. The red ceramic mirror is in very good condition with no damage. The mirror glass was replaced once and...

Colorful nice round mirror made by the famous Belgium ceramist, Oswald Tieberghien.

This very nice mirror is made of ceramic. It represents a stylized sun on a red background. This is a Belgian work attributed to Oswald Tiberghien. Circa 1960

Newly made wavy ceramic mirror. Hand-sculpted sections of ceramic placed together to create a beautiful wavy rectangular frame. White glaze over terracotta creates beautiful white-gr...

Miroir Faille III by Natasha Dakhli Dimension: H 143 x W 85 x D 16 cm Material: Stoneware, white enamel Type: one-of-a-kind Year: 2024 Revolving around inspiration of primitive arch...

Large Contemporary Creation Cone wall Mirror in mat ceramic terracotta of Deruta by the italian designer artist Antonio Cagianelli. Artisanal handmade work, each cone are made indivi...

Large French Modern Ceramic Mirror Signed F. Lembo. Francois Lembo mirror in gilt fired ceramic decorated with turquoise, red-orange and black inset jewels. This French mid century ceramic mirror is incised with F. Lembo signature on the back. This mirror can be displayed vertically or horizontally. This is the largest Lembo ceramic mirror we have ever seen! A native of Vallauris, France, François Lembo started his pottery career in 1951 in the workshops of Calva and Rossignol. After his apprenticeship and having completed his national service, he worked for three years in his father in law, Marc Roussel's studio, before opening his own studio in Vallauris in 1960. The work of Roussel, influenced by Byzantine art, inspired Lembo to create mirrors, often decorated in the style of Russian icons. He produced a number of religious icons decorated...