Craquelé Terracotta Wall Mirror by Gmundner Keramik, Austria, c.1950s
Proof that things can crack and still be beautiful.
An exceptional mid-century wall mirror by Gmundner Keramik, Austria, dating to circa 1950s. Featuring an organic oval form framed in craquelé-glazed terracotta, the mirror showcases the distinctive crackle finish and considered craftsmanship associated with the Austrian ceramics maker. The fine network of glaze lines creates subtle surface variation, complemented by the warm terracotta tones and restrained silhouette.
Equally suited to an entryway, powder room or layered salon-style wall, this vintage Austrian mirror brings sculptural character and tactile detail to an interior. Its softly rounded form and richly textured ceramic frame make it a distinctive decorative object as well as a functional wall mirror.
Origin: Austria
Era: c.1950s
Materials: Terracotta, craquelé glaze, mirror glass
Dimensions: H 37 × W 28 cm
Attribution: Gmundner Keramik
Condition: Good Condition. Minor wear consistent with age and use.
Notes: Original hanging loop present.
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