Set of Two Black Ceramic Fish Dishes or Vide-Poche By Oswald Tieberghien.France. Circa 1970
Set of two rectangular black ceramic dishes or vide-poches, decorated with a stylized fish in orange and red tones. By Oswald Tieberghien, France, circa 1970.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
| Period | 1970s |
|---|---|
| Materials | Ceramic |
| Condition | Good condition |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Set of two rectangular black ceramic dishes or vide-poche, each decorated with a stylized fish motif in warm red and orange tones. Graphic and refined, the design reflects Oswald Tieberghien’s distinctive modern aesthetic and his mastery of deep, expressive glazes.
This is a matched pair rather than an exact pair, with slight variations between the two pieces, characteristic of handcrafted production.
Oswald Tieberghien (1936–2023) is recognized for his sculptural approach to form and decoration, blending abstraction with figurative inspiration.
20th century.
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