Belgium Ceramic

Pair of Art Deco Vases with Floral Decor by Charles Catteau Keramis These Charles Catteau Keramis Art Deco vases are a striking example of Belgian Art Deco ceramic design from the ea...

A bold and sculptural expression of postwar Belgian ceramic artistry, this elongated bowl by Rogier Vandeweghe.

While unsigned, the piece clearly reflects the influence of French or Belgian ceramic artistry from the 1960s or 1970s.

A decorative and substantial example of early 20th-century Belgian ceramic craftsmanship, equally attractive displayed individually or incorporated into a collection of European blue...

An antique Art Deco Belgian ceramic table lamp from a Boch Frères Keramis vase designed by ceramic master Charles Catteau, circa 1925–1930, transformed by Amitabha Studio with brass ...

Historical Background The factory in Baudour, Belgium was originally founded in 1842. The Belgian Ceramic Society, "Cérabel," took management of the facility in 1934, transitioning ...

A large striking Art Deco cache-pot by Belgian ceramic artist Polydore Losson (1881–1953).

BOCH FRÉRES KERAMIS A Belgian ceramic company that was known for its Cloisonné techniques, early 20th-century Art Deco styles, and use of black outlined designs.

Boch Frères Keramis, founded in 1841 in La Louvière, Belgium, was one of Europe's most significant and innovative ceramic manufacturers.

Monumental ceramic Mermaid by the Belgian artist Rogier Vandeweghe (1923) and executed by his own ceramic workshop amphora located in Bruges, Belgium.

Production could be started immediately thanks to other Boch family ceramic businesses that sold Victor ready-to-use copperplates.

Vintage ceramic wall art. Brown earthenware with hand painted accents. Design of 8 figures in ceramic and glazed in the tones blue, gold, white and grey.

Set of Three Belgian Modernist Ceramic Wall Crosses, 1960s–1970s Decorative set of three large ceramic wall crosses, attributed to Belgium and dating from circa the 1960s–1970s.

Ovoid brutalist ceramic centrepiece plate with a beautiful combination of strong colours.

Mid-Century Modern Ceramic Vase by Perignem, Belgium

This ceramic from Belgium, dating to the 20th century, is finished in glazed ceramic with a level of detail that rewards a closer look.

This 1970-1979 ceramic from Belgium is worked in glazed ceramic.

This 20th century serving bowl from Belgium is worked in chocolate ceramic, its surface catching the light in a way only age can produce.

Very nice plater handmade in ceramic in the 1940s by the Belgium ceramist Henri Bequet.

After working in several French and Belgian ceramic centers, he established himself in Antony, near Paris, where his increasingly personal production gained recognition.

This 20th century ceramic from Belgium is worked in glazed ceramic, a piece clearly made with real skill and intention.

This 1950-1959 ceramic from Belgium is worked in glazed ceramic.

Annie Palisot (1932-2016) ceramic, circa 1970, Belgium. Brown enameled ceramic vase.

A playful yet finely crafted example of Belgian mid‑century ceramic art, this 1960 sculptural fish.

This historical memorabilia from Belgium, dating to the 1960s, is finished in tan ceramic with a level of detail that rewards a closer look.

This 20th century serving bowl from Belgium is worked in gray ceramic, its surface catching the light in a way only age can produce.

This 1960-1969 serving piece from Belgium is worked in glazed ceramic. Its form follows honest, well-proportioned lines typical of well-made pieces from its era and region.

This 20th century serving bowl from Belgium is worked in chocolate ceramic, its surface catching the light in a way only age can produce.

This 20th century serving bowl from Belgium is worked in chocolate ceramic, its surface catching the light in a way only age can produce.

A 20th century serving bowl from Belgium, finished in gray ceramic with the kind of patina that only comes from decades of real service.

Worked in glazed ceramic, this 20th century pitcher from Belgium shows the honest wear of a piece that has spent a long life on real tables.

Cast in chocolate ceramic, this 20th century serving bowl from Belgium has the weight and presence of a piece made to be used, not just displayed.

Worked in glazed ceramic, this 1900s serving bowl from Belgium shows the honest wear of a piece that has spent a long life on real tables.

A 20th century serving bowl from Belgium, finished in chocolate ceramic with the kind of patina that only comes from decades of real service.

Worked in glazed ceramic, this 20th century pitcher from Belgium shows the honest wear of a piece that has spent a long life on real tables.

A 20th century serving bowl from Belgium, finished in chocolate ceramic with the kind of patina that only comes from decades of real service.

Cast in chocolate ceramic, this 20th century serving bowl from Belgium has the weight and presence of a piece made to be used, not just displayed.

This 20th Century Belgian red Chinoiserie ceramic pitcher features a graceful, tapered silhouette complemented by delicate Eastern-inspired ornamentation.

Belgium / 1960 / Vase / Perignem / ceramic / Mid-century A sculptural ceramic vase by Perignem, Belgium’s renowned mid-century atelier, crafted circa 1960 and signed to the base.

This early 20th century ceramic from Belgium is worked in glazed ceramic.

A vase in ceramic, hand-finished in the 1970s in Belgium. The glaze and form reflect the artisanal ceramic traditions of Belgium in that era.

Large glazed ceramic decorative panel with fish in relief on a blue background. Signed and dated 1969 on the reverse. It is supported by a wooden panel and mounted in an original iro...

Contemporary table lamp by Belgian artist Aliette Vliers. Each lamp is a unique creation, monogrammed by the artist. Lamp height: 70 cm without shade Please do not hesitate to cont...

Belgium 1930s. All hand crafted and hand painted.

A striking example of post-war Belgian studio pottery, this sculptural ceramic vase was crafted in the 1960s by Perignem, one of Belgium’s most revered mid-century ceramic ateliers.

Hublet, Belgium 1930s, Sculptural Art Deco Stoneware by Sylvain Hublet, Belgian Modernist Pottery with Mythic Faces, Art Deco Ceramic Sculpture by S.

Pair of ceramic vases, Belgium, circa 1940.

Two large ceramic vases made in Belgium. Measures: Height 58 cm.

Atelier Berlemont Ceramic Wall Mirror, Antwerp, Belgium, 1960s. A cheerful object this round mirror is, with its sun like shape and the ochre and green circular details.

Made circa 1925-1930 by Charles Catteau for the famous Belgian ceramic maker Boch Freres Keramis. Signed and properly marked.

A 20th century pitcher from Belgium, finished in glazed ceramic with the kind of patina that only comes from decades of real service.

This serving bowl from Belgium, dating to the 20th century, is gray ceramic throughout, its form both functional and quietly handsome.

This serving bowl from Belgium, dating to the 20th century, is gray ceramic throughout, its form both functional and quietly handsome.

Cast in chocolate ceramic, this 20th century serving bowl from Belgium has the weight and presence of a piece made to be used, not just displayed.

Ceramic: Boch Belgium, Sign: 869, French ironwork The Boch manufacture was established in Belgian La Louvière by Jean-François Boch, one of main owners of another known company, Vill...

The vase s signed by the artist on the side below the branch decor; it is stamped Belgium on the bottom. Antoine Dubois (1869-1949) was a Belgian artist renowned for his striking Ar...

Vintage wall mounted ceramic fish sculpture by Perignem, Belgium 1960s.

Rare glazed ceramic vase decorated with suffering Jesus Christ. signed Losson, circa 1930s.

Enamelled faience ewer from the 1950s, made in Belgium, attributed to Hubert Bequet & Holland Delft’s. Vintage vase with a beautifull ivory background decorated with a bright colorf...

A 1960s vase from Belgium, cast or carved in chocolate ceramic. The piece carries an attribution to Losson, visible in the confidence of its execution.