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William Wyman vase

William Wyman vase Massachusetts, 1956 glazed ceramic signed, dated 16"h x 4"

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Vase with Nine Necks, USA, 1956

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Vase with Nine Necks, USA, 1956 Stoneware, partially glazed Inscribed "Wyman 56" on bottom (H: 9 5/8, W: 9, d: 5 1/2 in.) Qty: (1) Provenance Property from a Private Philadelphia Collection Note A similar example is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. 1/4 in. shallow flake chip along one of the edges of the body; otherwise fine.

William WYMAN: Glazed & Unglazed Bowl

William Wyman mid-century modern pottery bowl, the upper part with pale blue and white glaze over unglazed. Provenance: Sollo/Rago Auction, 4/22/06 - pg. 371. Ceramic Nationals 17, 19, 22, 23, and 24. Provenance: From the Eileen and Marvin Reingold Collection. [4" H x 7 3/4" Diam.].

William Wyman Studio Pottery Vase. (Massachusetts 1922-1980), signed and dated 1970, two small rim chips.

(Massachusetts 1922-1980), signed and dated 1970, two small rim chips. Height 6.25 inches, diameter 6.75 inches

WILLIAM WYMAN - BLACK AND BLUE VASE

Lot 200 William Wyman American (1922-1980) Black and Blue Vase (1962) stoneware incised signature to underside, and with 'WW' mark height: 10 1/2 inches Provenance: Property from the estate of Joan Kessler a well regarded textile designer form New York City

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Collection of Three Planters, c. 1958-1960

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Collection of Three Planters, c. 1958-1960 stoneware signed and dated Largest: H 7 x Dia 15 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of George Irwin, Quincy, Illinois, Sold to Benefit Krannert Art Museum

William Wyman (American, 1922 - 1980), ceramic Trumpet Vase

William Wyman (American, 1922 - 1980), ceramic Trumpet vase, black to blue glaze, signed with chop on the base, measures 6.50 inches tall. CONDITION: Good. William Wyman began his career as a professional potter in 1953. He and fellow potter Michael Cohen established Herring Run Pottery in 1962, where Wyman created a wide range of both functional and non-functional work. In the 1960s Wyman dipped his smaller slab vessels in multiple glazes creating patterns of flowing colors.

William Wyman (1922-1980) vase 9 3/8"w x 1 3/4"d x 8 3/8"h

William Wyman (1922-1980) vase East Weymouth, Massachusetts, 1967 glazed ceramic incised signature and date to base 'Wyman 67' 9 3/8"w x 1 3/4"d x 8 3/8"h

WILLIAM WYMAN CERAMIC DISH

Wonderful petite studio pottery bowl with twist edge by noted potter William Wyman (1922-1980). Potters mark to base. Circa 1960. Dimension: H 2.5" x W 4.75" x D 4.5" Condition: No issues to note.

MID-CENTURY MODERN EARTHENWARE SCULPTURE, WYMAN

William Wyman (Boston, 1922-1980) VENID A MI HIJOS MIOS, sgn. and date on bottom, Wyman 66 each side with decoupage roundels; the top with holes for flower stems, 15”h; body 13.5”sq.

William Wyman vase

William Wyman vase Massachusetts, 1956 glazed ceramic signed, dated 16”h x 4”w  

William Wyman (American, Massachusetts, 1922 - 1980), "Floral Spray Bowl, " ceramic bowl signed and sealed on the bottom

William Wyman (American, Massachusetts, 1922 - 1980), "Floral Spray Bowl, " ceramic bowl signed and sealed on the bottom, c. early 1960s, measures 8 inches in diameter. CONDITION: Good, no chips. William Wyman began his career as a professional potter in 1953. He and fellow potter Michael Cohen established Herring Run Pottery in 1962, where Wyman created a wide range of both functional and non-functional work. Wyman is well known for a series of stoneware slab built vessels often covered with sgraffito cartoons, poems or other contemporary phrases. In the 1960s Wyman dipped his smaller slab vessels in multiple glazes creating patterns of flowing colors. In 1965 after time spent in Honduras he began to create undecorated, unglazed geometric driven structures inspired by Mayan ruins which he called “Temples”.

William Wyman (American, Massachusetts, 1922 - 1980), "Plate with Daughter Lisa," ceramic plate

William Wyman (American, Massachusetts, 1922 - 1980), "Plate with Daughter Lisa," ceramic plate made by Wyman and decorated by his 4 year old daughter, Lisa, in 1961, signed, sealed, inscribed & dated on the bottom, measures 8 inches in diameter. CONDITION: Good, no chips. William Wyman began his career as a professional potter in 1953. He and fellow potter Michael Cohen established Herring Run Pottery in 1962, where Wyman created a wide range of both functional and non-functional work. Wyman is well known for a series of stoneware slab built vessels often covered with sgraffito cartoons, poems or other contemporary phrases. In the 1960s Wyman dipped his smaller slab vessels in multiple glazes creating patterns of flowing colors. In 1965 after time spent in Honduras he began to create undecorated, unglazed geometric driven structures inspired by Mayan ruins which he called “Temples”.

William Wyman Glazed Stoneware Book Slab Vase

Massachusetts,1922-1980 Rectangular form with heavy textured olive and red glaze.

William Wyman (1922-1980)Lampe

William Wyman (1922-1980) Lampe Céramique et laiton Date de création : 1958 Signée et datée H 82,5 cm (avec abat-jour) H 60,5 × L 13 cm

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Slab Vase

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) studio pottery slab vase. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. Measures 8.5" x 9.5" x 2". We ship most items in house. Exceptions include furniture, large art, some medium and larger ceramics. Please inquire for shipping quotes.

William Wyman (1922-1980) sculpture 8.25"h x 9"w x 1.5"d

William Wyman (1922-1980) sculpture East Weymouth, MA, 1967 glazed stoneware signed 8.25"h x 9"w x 1.5"d

WIILIAM WYMAN STONEWARE MID CENTURY VASE:

1953. Signed and dated. William Wyman (MA 1922-1980) was active/lived in Massachusetts and is known for ceramic sculptor and sketches. Vase measures 14 ½” x 11 ½” x 2 ½. Hand-built stoneware form with blue rust stone texture and a bottle shape form.

Wyman, Three 1950's Studio Pottery Trays

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), three studio pottery trays, made in 1955, 7" h x 6" l x 6" w. Provenance: From a Maine private collection.

Wyman, Two 1950's Studio Pottery Bowls

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), two studio pottery bowls, made in 1956; 5 3/4" dia (bowl), 5" l (tray). Provenance: From a Maine private collection.

Wyman, 1950's Studio Pottery Flower Basket

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), studio pottery flower basket, made in 1955, 4 1/2" h x 6 1/2" w. Provenance: From a Maine private collection.

Wyman, 1950's Studio Pottery Vase

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), studio pottery vase, made in 1955, 5 1/2" h. Provenance: From a Maine private collection.

Wyman, 1970's Studio Covered Plate

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), studio pottery covered plate, made in 1975, 10 1/2" dia. Provenance: From a Maine private collection.

Wyman, 1950's Studio Pottery Bowl

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), studio pottery bowl, made in 1956, 4 1/2" h x 9 1/2" w. Provenance: From a Maine private collection.

Wyman, 1950's Studio Pottery Covered Bowl

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), studio pottery covered bowl, made in 1958, 2 1/2" h x 4 3/4" w. Provenance: From a Maine private collection.

WILLIAM WYMAN CERAMIC VASE:

William Wyman (Massachusetts 1922-1980). Black raku glaze with gray and light and dark green stripes. Mat and gloss areas, irregular rim. Measures 8 ¼” tall x 7 ½” wide. Signed in scrip and dated ’76. William Wyman began his career in 1953 as a professional potter, creating ceramic sculptures. “a rebel, a revolutionary, a radical, an anarchist threatening the tiny world where clay is sacred”. Small paper note (perhaps from the artist).

WILLIAM WYMAN CERAMIC SCULPTURE:

William Wyman (Massachusetts 1922-1980). Ceramic sculpture, tall “tower” on triangular base. Signed Wyman ’55. Measures 33” tall x 9” wide x 4 ½” deep.

Saxbo Pottery Cup and William Wyman (1922-1980) Bowl Glazed earthenwareDenmark and Massachusetts, mid-20th centurySaxbo in a dark blue

Saxbo Pottery Cup and William Wyman (1922-1980) Bowl Glazed earthenware Denmark and Massachusetts, mid-20th century Saxbo in a dark blue hare's fur glaze, impressed yin/yang mark and 23 Saxbo Denmark...II, ht. 3, dia. 4; the bowl with mottled blue glaze, impressed marks WW and three fish, dia. 5 in.

William Wyman Vase/Vessel

Rare organic vase/vessel in an volcanic glaze by William Wyman (1922-1980). Wyman was a teacher at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. He has been shown in most national and international ceramic exhibitions; 1962 (Key Word Search: Claude Conover, Marcello Fantoni, Guido Gambone, Pablo Picasso, Beatrice Wood, Edwin & Mary Scheier, art pottery)

, Four Studio Pottery Pieces, United States, 20th century, A William Wyman (Massachusetts, 1922-80), stoneware vase with interior gray

Four Studio Pottery Pieces United States, 20th century A William Wyman (Massachusetts, 1922-80), stoneware vase with interior gray glaze, the exterior with brown accents, incised signature Wyman 99 to base; a Sandra Johnstone (California, 1936-91), stoneware water vessel, in brown glazes with wooden stopper and leather strap through loop handles, incised Johnstone to base, with identifying sticker; a Bernard Abadie redware bowl with gray/cream glaze and abstract ram design in white, incised under glaze abadie to base; and a Peggy Evans redware bowl with irregular form in celadon with oxblood red speckles and accents, incised Peggy Evans to base; relative ht. 10 1/4, 9, 4 1/8, 3 3/4 in.

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Eroded Mercury, 1958. Signed and dated "W. Wyman 58" l.l., identified and inscribed "...(FROM TH...

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Eroded Mercury, 1958. Signed and dated "W. Wyman 58" l.l., identified and inscribed "...(FROM THE PLANET SERIES)..." on the reverse. Fired ceramic, 24 x 36 in., framed. Condition: Surface grime, firing cracks.

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Eroded Mercury, 1958. Signed and dated "W. Wyman 58" l.l., identified and inscribed "...(FROM TH...

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Eroded Mercury, 1958. Signed and dated "W. Wyman 58" l.l., identified and inscribed "...(FROM THE PLANET SERIES)..." on the reverse. Fired ceramic, 24 x 36 in., framed. Condition: Surface grime, firing cracks.

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Eroded Mercury, 1958 Signed and dated "W. Wyman 58" l.l., identified and inscribed "...(FROM THE...

William Wyman (American, 1922-1980) Eroded Mercury, 1958 Signed and dated "W. Wyman 58" l.l., identified and inscribed "...(FROM THE PLANET SERIES)..." on the reverse. Fired ceramic, 24 x 36 in., framed. Condition: Surface grime, firing cracks.

WILLIAM WYMAN POTTERY LANDSCAPE VASE

WYMAN, William, (American, 1922-1980): ''Landscape 130'', Pottery Vase, measures 9 5/8'' x 13 3/4'', incised signature to the base, dated '75, original label affixed.

William Wyman vase, tall shape in brown clay under

William Wyman vase, tall shape in brown clay under a mottled blue, green, gray and brown matte glaze, signed, 3.5"h x 13"h

William Wyman vase, 1970, rectangular shape with a

William Wyman vase, 1970, rectangular shape with a transfer design of flamingos against an abstract background, signed, 10.25"w x 9"h

William Wyman vase, unusual shape covered in

William Wyman vase, unusual shape covered in turquoise and red glazes, signed, 1969, 4"w x 4.5"h

Good William Wyman vase, large unusual shape

Good William Wyman vase, large unusual shape covered in a multi-toned blue matt glaze, signed, dated 1958, 4"w x 17.5"h

William Wyman vase, unusual shape covered in

William Wyman vase, unusual shape covered in turquoise and red glazes, signed, 1969, 4"w x 4.5"h

William Wyman vase, ribbed shape with applied

William Wyman vase, ribbed shape with applied accent to rim, covered in gray glaze, signed, 1970, 4.25"w x 8.5"h

Good William Wyman vase, large unusual shape

Good William Wyman vase, large unusual shape covered in a multi-toned blue matt glaze, signed, dated 1958, 4"w x 17.5"h

William Wyman vase (American, 1922-1980): bottle

William Wyman vase (American, 1922-1980): bottle form with repeating runny blue, amber and brown glaze, base marked "Wyman", 13-1/4 in. Excellent condition. The Estate of the Late Parker B. Poe to Benefit the Thomasville Cultural Center, Thomasville, Georgia

Four pottery vessels, William Wyman (American,

Four pottery vessels, William Wyman (American, 1922-1980): one rectangular with flowing polychrome decoration, base marked "Wyman, 72", no spout or hole, 5-3/4 x 7-1/4 x 1-1/4 in., large star crack on one side; one rectangular with metallic glaze, applied image of early automobiles, base marked "Wyman 69", 6-1/4 x 7 x 1-3/4 in., 1/4 in. chip on corner of base; tapered vase, orange and blue glaze, base marked "Wyman 69", 4-1/2 in., minor chip, scratches; vase with glossy celadon glaze, base marked "Wyman 70", 8-1/4 in., base with small firing crease as made. The Estate of the Late Parker B. Poe to Benefit the Thomasville Cultural Center, Thomasville, Georgia

A Ceramic Vase, William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), Height 17 1/2 inches.

A Ceramic Vase, William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), blue glazed, with incised signature Wyman 58. Height 17 1/2 inches.

A Ceramic Bottle Form Vase, William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), Height 10 1/4 inches.

A Ceramic Bottle Form Vase, William Wyman (American, 1922-1980), having an applied bulls eye, with incised signature Wyman 65. Height 10 1/4 inches.

William Wyman (American, b.1922), "Temple No. 31", 1979, white clay slab sculpture with interior rattle, 11" x 22" Provenance: Impressions Gallery,

William Wyman (American, b.1922), "Temple No. 31", 1979, white clay slab sculpture with interior rattle, 11" x 22" Provenance: Impressions Gallery, Boston

Fine WILLIAM WYMAN (1922-1980) hand-built four-sided stoneware vase, 1967, with random bands in blue and brown over a gunmetal glaze. Incised signature/date. 15" x 5 1/4" x 2"