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Posted 11 months ago
AmberRose
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Quick AC break at the thrift today. Was trying not to go in and buy anything but when you run into something like this! The most remarkable thing is that this is a S & P shaker. I tossed the thrift looking for it's mate but no go. I will be by there again Thursday so might loop through.
Five inches tall, about three long. No markings at all! But doesn't this look like you should know who the artist is???
Expand my second pick of the eye...little spooky right?
Art PotteryThe art pottery movement began in the 1870s in America and Britain, coincid…
Salt and Pepper ShakersIn the United States, the phrase “vintage salt-and-pepper shakers” brings p…
Thanks Mustang and Bellin!
Sascha Brastoff & Metlox produced lines called "Mosaic" & "Mosaic Originals". Both share design influences with your shaker. I'm betting yours is from one of the Calif potteries circa the 50s.
art.pottery, I have a bunch of S. Brastoff books, hadn't really started digging into it yet. I was thinking S Brastoff too....great minds...
Hello lovely. Busy day today? Glasses were the only find yesterday.
Thanks everyone! Have a great weekend.