Lin's Antiques and Collectibles  
3734   $18.00 each

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I have displayed these unmarked McCoy duck planters on my kitchen window sill for years! There’s a green one and a pale yellow one – both are in wonderful condition with no chips or cracks. They have lost most of the cold paint from their beaks and feet. Neat little planters perfect for a small cactus!

Vintage Beauty Glass and Antiques  
  $110.00

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This is a pair of brown and yellow McCoy beauties from the mid 50's. They look like new, with a solid yellow interior glaze. I can find no damage to report. They were stored away for years. They measure 9 1/4" tall and 7 1/2" wide by 3 1/4 at the top opening. They are well documented in reference books on McCoy and both signed on the bottom. Offered as a pair because of the magnificent statement they make together.

Lin's Antiques and Collectibles  
3733   $68.00

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Wow – what a pretty McCoy item – this is a triple bulb planter! The colors are gorgeous and planter is in excellent condition – no chips, no cracks, no crazing. It has a production non-glaze/color on one tip – that’s it!! Bottom is marked McCoy, USA. Super item that has obviously always been pampered – there is no evidence that it has ever held a plant!

Sebil's Online Country Collectibles  
0114   $50.00 plus shipping

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This is wonderful McCoy Cookie Jar in near mint condition. It was made in 1947. This was an Estate Sale find wrapped in 1952 newspaper. There was a very old birthday card still inside. Measurements are approximate, 7" tall jar, 8" tall to top of "V" handle with lid on, 5 1/2" wide, 5" deep. It has a lovely handpainted floral in dark pink and green. Other than typical pottery flaws, it appears to be in near perfect condition with slight crazing.

Eric's Fabulous Finds  
  $610

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GEOFF SEARLE is a Canadian Master Potter, born and raised In Kimberly, British Colombia. He attended the Kootenay School of Art in Nelson, B. C. and has been working as a potter since 1972, producing stoneware, porcelain, raku and pit-fired pieces. His exquisite softly lustrous raku vases have an architectural harmony and balance that is almost as intriguing as the man himself. His highly prized pieces are sought after collectors worldwide and one of them was given to the Empress of Japan as an ... Click for details

Lin's Antiques and Collectibles  
3732   $88.00

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Super condition teapot from McCoy’s pretty pink and blue dinnerware line! Bottom is marked 163, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Teapot has no chips, no cracks, couple craze marks on lid – that’s it!

Geri and Dan Tucker  
  $40.00 pair

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This pair of Pigmy Salt & Pepper Shakers are made in Japan, probably in the 1950’s or so. They are very well decorated and of higher quality. One of the books show this Pigmy Mama with a different shaker, but we are pretty sure these are the correct ones. Nicely decorated and well marked. We would guess the Mama is the SALT, and the Baby Girl is the PEPPER shaker. Well done!!!

Simply Silver  
10453   8.00

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This small pitcher is in the Spirit of 76 pattern with an eagle and flags on the front. It is 5.5" tall and in VGC with no chips, cracks or crazing. The bottom has, "Carved Wooden Eagle, artist unknown, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., and signed "11 USA".

The Retro-Kitchen and Other Antiques  
  $15

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This 7 inch McCoy bowl does not show any marking on the bottom. Inside shows wear with a small chip or mark in the glaze. The bottom has an inch chip in it, but sits firmly.

The Retro-Kitchen and Other Antiques  
  $25

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This McCoy bowl is 9" in diameter with the narrow pink band with blue bands on either side. Bottom marking is USA E-1-9. One small chip in top edge, inside shows marks and wear.

The Retro-Kitchen and Other Antiques  
  $10.50

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Small 5" McCoy bowl in very good condition, no chips, just some discoloration to inside. Bottom marking is a 5 in a circle with USA Oven Proof around the circle. Price includes regular shipping cost and insurance.

The Retro-Kitchen and Other Antiques  
  $50

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Four piece McCoy pink and blue banded bowl set. Largest bowl is 9" diameter, then 7" and 5" and a custard cup measuring 3-1/4". All are in very good shape, no chips. Custard cup has a line but not a crack and shows more wear than the bowls. USA McCoy is hard to read on one bowl and doesn't show on others, but these are true McCoy bowls in the larger pink stripe with blue stripes on either side, then pink stripes underneath to bottom of bowl.

Lin's Antiques and Collectibles  
3731   $48.00

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Excellent condition shaker set from McCoy’s pretty Canyon dinnerware line! Shakers measure 3 ¾” tall and have the original plastic stoppers. Super!

Lin's Antiques and Collectibles  
3729   $78.00

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Super addition to a McCoy pink and blue dinnerware collection! This is the smaller more difficult to find covered casserole – 1 ½ quart size – and it is mint condition, still in the original box!

Lin's Antiques and Collectibles  
1727   $38.00

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McCoy sun face ashtray in beautiful lemon yellow color! Measures 5 3/4" diameter, 1" tall. Marked: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Excellent condition -- no chips, cracks or crazing. Has a 1/8" production stress on rim -- of absolutely no consequence. Although produced to be used as an ashtray, item could be used many other ways: mint tray, change holder, dresser caddies, or wouldn't it look pretty in plate holder hanging on a kitchen wall? Very nice item!

Lin's Antiques and Collectibles  
3728   $250.00

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This listing has a dinnerware service for 4 from McCoy’s pretty pink and blue Stonecraft line! There are 4 dinner plates, 4 bowls, 4 cups, and 4 (difficult to find!) saucers. There are no chips, cracks or dings, some pieces have crazing (1 of the cups has a discolored craze inside bottom) – normal for this glaze and line. There are a few typical McFlaws – dark dot, etc. – usual production blemishes and not detrimental. Very nice listing!