Llewellyn Kouba on tue 3 jul 01
I have a very lovely glaze that I like but has a tendency to run. I had a
few porcelains with fluted tops with exquisite glaze but that ran off the
piece and onto the shelves and left a few chinks in the foot, a few
flaws. The glazes are so pretty that I am still inclined to sell them as
art pieces. ...with the under standing that they ARE rare and gorgeous
because of the melt. Would I be undermining my reputation to place them on
the sale shelf? and I thought they might bring $85.00 if flawless....How
about $40.00 or is this a risk. How do others handle this dilemma.
Llewellyn
Earl Brunner on tue 3 jul 01
The only Elaine Coleman carved porcelain celadon pots that I can afford
are her seconds. Go for it.
Llewellyn Kouba wrote:
> I have a very lovely glaze that I like but has a tendency to run. I had a
> few porcelains with fluted tops with exquisite glaze but that ran off the
> piece and onto the shelves and left a few chinks in the foot, a few
> flaws. The glazes are so pretty that I am still inclined to sell them as
> art pieces. ...with the under standing that they ARE rare and gorgeous
> because of the melt. Would I be undermining my reputation to place them on
> the sale shelf? and I thought they might bring $85.00 if flawless....How
> about $40.00 or is this a risk. How do others handle this dilemma.
>
> Llewellyn
>
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