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Posted 10 months ago
AmberRose
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Enamels seem to be very scarce in the Mid West. Or at least where I hunt. Found this at a garage sale and thought it was pretty. Pictures do not show how bright blue and vibrant this piece is. I know this isn't "one of the better" artists, who do really cool flowers and splashes, but it is a start.
This looks to be copper with the enamel top.
Haven't had much time to hunt down a giant K as a signature, anyone know.
I also included the sale tag, just incase it meant something beyond who got my two dollars.
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Love the colours!...:-)
I know that there was a California company that did enamel on copper work like this in the 1960's, so its probably from around that time, but they didn't make this, because of the K signature.
Beautiful!
Thanks everyone! I know that a whole lot of the cool enamels came out of Cali. Probably why they are so far and few here in the Mid West
A rock??......... No, it is not a rock. Its a dish, enamel on copper. Haven't you seen things like this before?
Picture please!
Enamel rock??? This is an enameled copper DISH..
Stillwater, I think he means that enamels, rock!
He asked if it was a rock a few comments up?