Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
4.25″W x 4.25″D x 1.5″H
Vintage WAYLANDE GREGORY (1905-1971) Pottery Bowl
$236.00
Dated vintage to the 1940s, this pottery bowl by American ceramics sculptor Waylande Gregory (1905-1971) is glazed in a blood orange tone and depicts a fanciful spotted bird with exquisite plumage. A sculptor renowned for his groundbreaking techniques and Art Deco styling, Gregory established himself as a central figure in bringing ceramic art to the forefront of studio practices via large scale ceramic sculptures. Much more manageable than the work that brought him fame, this pottery bowl is signed by the artist’s studio on its underside and makes a perfect collectible for the china cabinet.
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