Extremely Rare Sasha Brasthoff Signed Uranium Glazed Bowl, 3400 CPM For Sale

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Extremely Rare Sasha Brasthoff Signed Uranium Glazed Bowl, 3400 CPM:
$850.00
Extremelyscarce early Sasha Brastoff bowl (c. 1948–1952) with authentic uranium glaze. SashaBrastoff used uranium oxide in only a limited number of his mid‑century designs, and surviving pieces in this condition are seldom seen.A standout collectible for lovers of mid‑century art pottery and uranium‑glazed art pieces.
Per aninternet search, between a few dozen to the low hundreds of these 7-inch bowls weremade with uranium glaze.
5088 is writtenon the bottom. Copper bowl with uraniumglazed enameled daisies. Around 7 inchesin diameter.
Late1940s–early 1950s.
HollywoodStudio Decorative Arts. Brastoff’scopper pieces were part of his broader design studio output in Los Angeles,tied to the glamour and theatrical style of the era. Mid‑Century Enamelware / Glazed Metalwork(copper).
SashaBrastoff (1918–1993) was a Hollywood‑associated ceramicist known forflamboyant mid‑century designs. His studio produced earthenware and artpottery from 1947–1963, often signed on the base. Some glazes — especially orange, red, andcertain yellow tones — used uranium oxide, a common practice in mid‑century ceramics.
Geigercounter Verified (see video). 3400 CPMusing the highly-sensitive GQ-GMC-600 Pro.
Comes with aCPM certification sticker, and some radioactive decals. I did not stick these to this art piece. I’ll leave that up to the next owner.
See picturesfor condition. This piece is in reallydecent shape for being around 60-yearsold. The inside of the bowl has some crazing.
Note: My itemsare Geiger counter verified with video proof.Other sellers can be offering the same item, even with the same modelnumber, and theirs may not contain the spiciness. I have pieces of dinnerware that areidentical in every aspect, one is spicy, the other isn’t. I have vintage aircraft gauges and clockswith the same model number, but one contains a spicy luminous dial, the otherone doesn’t. I comb through antiqueshops with my highly-sensitive and accurate Geiger counter, theGQ-GMC-600 Pro, in search of these spicy specimens from the past.
I scourthrough antique shops to find the most unique items for my personal collection,and some of my items I list for sale since my display cabinets are gettingovercrowded, and I’m getting older and need to start downsizing. The price is based on the rarity, uniqueness,condition, and the uranium glaze. It’s asuper rare Sasha Brasthoff signed piece of art with uranium glaze.
I strive to provide accurate and honest information aboutthis item. However, some details (such as specifications, compatibility, yearmanufactured, or historical background) may be based on my personal knowledgeor research and could contain unintentional errors. Please verify allinformation independently before purchasing to ensure it meets your needsand expectations. No guarantees are made regarding accuracy of information.If someone has more knowledge regarding thisSasha Brastoff uranium glazed bowl, and my information is inaccurate, pleasefeel free to message me.
NOTICE: This antique item contains materials used in manufacturing beforemodern safety standards were established.This item(s) is soldfor display and collectible purposes only. Itis not intended for food use, prolonged handling, or close personal contact,and it must be kept away from children and pets. The seller assumes no liability for themisuse, improper display/storing, or improper handling of this item. By purchasing or possessing this item(s), youacknowledge awareness of its potential hazards and agree to aoffere by the safetystandards set forth by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding radioactive materials in consumerproducts, including antiques.
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