Vintage

Mid century Enameled plates a pair signed SASCHAB
artist name Sasha Brastoff.

These decorative dishes were created by Sasha Brastoff, a notable American ceramic artist and designer who was active during the mid-20th century. Brastoff established his studio in Los Angeles in 1947 and became known for his distinctive enamelware and ceramic designs that embodied the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic popular from the 1940s through the 1960s.

These copper and enamel dishes featuring floral and thistle designs are highly valued by collectors of Mid-Century Modern decorative arts. The vibrant green enamel background with silver floral motifs and blue accents exemplifies Brastoff's artistic style and craftsmanship. Collectors appreciate these pieces for their distinctive artistic merit, historical connection to post-war American design, and the limited availability of Brastoff's work since his studio closed in 1973.