Sascha Brastoff – Kovels
Sascha Brastoff made decorative accessories, ceramics, enamels on copper, and plastics of his own design. He headed a factory, Sascha Brastoff of California, Inc., in West Los Angeles, from 1953 until about 1973. He died in 1993. Pieces signed with the signature Sascha Brastoff were his work and are the most expensive. Other pieces marked Sascha B. or with a stamped mark were made by others in his company. Brastoff made hand-painted vases, bowls, ashtrays, and figurines with his trademark overglaze gold trim and flamboyant decorations. Pieces made by Matt Adams after he left the factory are listed here with his name. For more information, explore our identification guides for Sascha Brastoff and other California potteries and marks.
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Sascha Brastoff – Kovels
Sascha Brastoff – Kovels
The Legacy Of Sascha Brastoff American Museum Of Ceramic, 51% OFF
Sascha Brastoff – Kovels
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Sascha Brastoff – Kovels
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