Sculptural ceramic wall-mounted console by Victor Cerrato, Italy 1960s, displayed against white wall
Detail of glazed ceramic surface and geometric pattern on Victor Cerrato wall console
Front view of ceramic wall-mounted console by Victor Cerrato, Italy 1960s
Close-up of geometric ceramic composition on Victor Cerrato wall-mounted console
Minimalist front view of ceramic wall console by Victor Cerrato, Italy 1960s
Close-up of glazed ceramic edge and geometric motifs on Victor Cerrato console
Detailed view of textured ceramic surface and abstract forms by Victor Cerrato
Victor Cerrato ceramic wall-mounted console styled with sculptural black ceramic sphere
Angled perspective of sculptural ceramic console by Victor Cerrato with geometric decoration
Side detail of Victor Cerrato ceramic wall console showing layered relief and glaze texture

Ceramic wall-mounted console by Victor Cerrato, Italy 1960s

Ceramic wall-mounted console by Victor Cerrato (1917–2008), Italy 1960s. An intriguing console defined by a composition of geometric forms and expressive, graphic surfaces. A subtle tension emerges between structure and irregularity, where sharp lines meet a more intuitive treatment of color and texture.
Its proportions, angular silhouette, and pronounced relief give the piece a distinctly sculptural presence, reading as a wall-mounted artwork rather than a purely functional object.
Victor Cerrato established his workshop in Turin in the years following the Second World War. His work moves between the decorative and the functional, consistently guided by an abstract, graphic language that remains central throughout his oeuvre. The console is in excellent condition.

Dimensions W 98 x D 27 x H 25 cm
Price On hold
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