The art deco collectibles of Waylande Gregory are highly sought after since each one is individually designed, never duplicated. Included are also the plaques (chargers) and the larger art deco vases of the 1930's.

FLAME 3/4 Life Size; Part glazed ceramic; 1938. Gregory had already been successful in the execution of the larger size ceramic sculptures; The Swimmer, The Bather and then continued with FLAME, depicted as a delicate young female engulfed in fire of attractive glazes of deep reds and yellows. This was a prelude to his intended 1939 NY World's Fair project which he depicted as a more mature female, menancing, forboding and very forceful in its movement and design. It also has less glazes and rougher texture resembling bricks in a hot oven after the black soot was burned off by high fire.

PLAQUE OF RUNNING HORSES: 22"Dia. 1930's; Part glazed Ceramic Art deco; bright yellow and blue glazes; Hand molded; embossed horses; high fired. BELOW: Art Deco Wares, each one is an individual; Gregory never had them duplicated. PLAQUE OF ADAM & EVE: 22"dia. 1930's; Part glazed and gold painted ceramic.