Ceramic Flower-Motif Wall Mirror by La Roue (circa 1960s)

Ceramic flower-motif wall mirror with glazed leaves attributed to La Roue, Vallauris, France (circa 1960s). A charming, fairly large decorative mirror with rustic but colourful details surrounding the elongated oval frame. A hanging cord runs through two openings at the top of the weighty ceramic. In good overall condition showing oodles of character and Provencal charm. Unsigned, but clearly attributed to La Roue studio. Please enjoy the many images accompanying this listing. A video will be provided upon request.

About the Artists: La Roue opened in 1962 and was run by Alexandre and Betty Fadas. La Roue was a studio which sold ceramics in the town of Vallauris, in the South of France. Its wares were made by various potters and artisans in the area. Amongst those potters whose work was sold by La Roue were well known master ceramicists, Robert Picault and Georges Pelletier. There were a number of other contributors, many of whom sold work unsigned by themselves but under the La Roue umbrella. La Roue had a reputation for making the highest quality and most original ceramics in its day.

Dimensions:

H 48.2 cm / 19"

W 33.2 cm / 13.1"

D 2.5 cm / 1"