Round Teak Mirror with Blue Ceramic Stud Decoration by Deknudt, 1960s

An attractive Belgian wall mirror produced by Deknudt during the 1960s, distinguished by its warm wooden frame embellished with a series of vibrant blue glazed ceramic studs. The circular composition combines the clean geometry of mid-century design with the handcrafted character of ceramic decoration, creating a piece that is both refined and playful. The rich reddish-brown wood frame provides a warm contrast to the vivid cobalt and azure tones of the ceramic cabochons, whose subtle variations in glaze and texture lend depth and individuality to the design. Evenly distributed around the frame, these decorative ceramic elements create a rhythmic visual effect reminiscent of jewelry settings or architectural detailing. Produced by the renowned Belgian manufacturer Deknudt, this mirror embodies the company's quality craftsmanship and distinctive approach to decorative wall mirrors during the mid-century period. Its combination of natural wood and artisanal ceramic accents makes it a versatile addition to modernist, Scandinavian, Brutalist, or eclectic interiors. The mirror remains in good vintage condition with normal signs of age and use consistent with its period. Good vintage condition with minor wear, light surface marks, and age-related patina consistent with decades of use. The ceramic studs and mirror glass present well.