On January 11, Pook & Pook, Inc set a new auction record of $351,000 for an exceptional sgrafitto plate attributed to George Hubener, one of the most renowned of the identified potters.
Pook & Pook October 27th 2012 Lot 392. Estimated: $3K - $5K. Realized Price: $3555. Bucks County, Pennsylvania sgraffito redware charger, ca. 1805, attributed to the pottery of Jacob Funck, Haycock Township, with green tulip decoration on a yellow slip ground, 12 3/8" dia.
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PENNSYLVANIA SGRAFFITO REDWARE PAN, Early 19th century. Pale yellow slip ground with finely incised flower. Rim wear. 13"d. Old collection tag "Purchased by Library Fund, Vo. 27. 1908". Ex Greg Kramer (Pennsylvania). Sold at Garth’s Auction November 23, 2018.Colonial Sense: Antiques: Auction Results: November, 2018
Sgraffito Pottery: The following work is formed by hand, on the potters wheel or by sculpting, using porcelain or stoneware. Description from pinterest.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images
Sgraffito Technique
Derived from the Italian word for “scratch”, Sgraffito is the process of scratching or scraping one layer to reveal another layer, usually of contrasting color, beneath. It’s an effective way to add interest, texture, and color that artists have employed for hundreds of years. Popularized in the 15th century, the process was common during […]
Decoupage, postarzanie drewna.
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Sgraffito is an ancient technique of scratching through one layer of paint or plaster to reveal another layer below (in this case, gold). Th...
Sgraffito is a mural-making technique in which two or more layers of colored plaster are applied to a wall and the surface coat, while still fresh, is scraped away to reveal the color of the coat...
