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Excellent condition Shawnee Puss n’ Boots creamer! She’s a golden yellow color, “wears” a green shawl that’s “tied” with a mauve color bow, and she has green booties/house shoes. Marked on bottom: Shawnee, USA, 85. Beautiful colors with lots of detail!!

This listing has a set of 4 McCoy casseroles from the pink and blue Stonecraft line! These have the fluted type indentations around inside and an indented design on end of handle.

Casseroles measure 4 ¾” diameter, 1 ¾” tall and are marked on bottoms: 874, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

They are in wonderful condition with some crazing. Two casseroles have thin blue bands, while the other two have wider bands.

Very nice items – perfect size for individual serv...

This listing has a very nice McCoy serving bowl from the pretty brown drip line!

Bowl measures 2 5/8” tall, 7 ¾” diameter and bottom is marked: 1423, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

It is in super condition -- has no chips or cracks, has a few utensil marks (common on clear over-glaze dinnerware items) – that’s it!

Serving bowls from McCoy's brown drip line are very difficult to find.

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This is an eye-catching Lady vase made by Hollywood Ceramics! The marking is very difficult to see due to glaze fill-in but it is marked!

This is not a small vase -- it measures 12 ¼” tall, the base measures 8” long and 4 1/8” wide.

She has no chips, no cracks, does have pretty crazing which is very common on items with clear over-glaze.

I purchased this lovely lady several years ago – she was in the last bit of items from the Howard estate of Olney, Illinois –...

From the Nelson McCoy Sanitary Stoneware Company, this listing has 4 very nice green stoneware mugs! Measure 4 ¾” tall, one is not marked, the other 3 have the underlined 16 marking. Made in the 1920’s, they have production flaws so common on these earlier productions – uneven glaze, etc. Nice items for the collector of older stoneware.

This is a beautiful jardinière that has been in my collection for many years – it is actually among my first McCoy purchases.

The jard measures 6 ½” tall, 7 3/8” wide and is marked McCoy. It’s in a pretty matte pink color with in-mold lotus leaves and flowers.

Made in 1945 and is in wonderful condition – has crazing and some typical McFlaws (glaze drips, etc) -- nothing detrimental.

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This listing has super collectible Fitz and Floyd items – Santa bookends!

They’re weighted and each has 2 paper labels.

One label has Fitz and Floyd, Inc. with copyright date of MCMLXXVI, FF and the other label has FF, Japan.

Both Santas are in wonderful condition but as can be seen in photos, their red paint is flaking. This is cold paint – not fired-on – and it removes very easily when wet. They could easily be repainted or color touched up.

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This listing has an outstanding unmarked McCoy stoneware vase! It measures 6” tall and is white with a semi-matte glaze.

The condition is excellent with absolutely no evidence of use – difficult to believe this vase was made in 1932!

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This is a lovely McCoy item – the fleur de lis vase!

Vase is in the pretty pastel yellow color that is rather difficult to find. It measures 9 3/8” tall (at tallest) and bottom is marked USA.

Vase has no chips, no cracks, no crazing – it is in excellent condition! The top of one “handle” has a couple production stress marks – they are production, typical McFlaws, and are not detrimental in any way.

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This listing has 4 McCoy individual size casseroles! They’re from the Stonecraft line and are the pretty creamy color with pink and blue bands/stripes.

Bottoms are marked: 874, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Bowls are in great condition – one has a 1/8” production stress on rim edge, all have crazing (not unusual on ovenware items with clear over-glaze).

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This listing has a great set of four casseroles from McCoy's Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line!

Bottoms are marked: 874, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Casseroles have no chips, no dings, no cracks, with only minor crazing.

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This listing has a pair of vintage plastic pink flamingos!

They have been displayed but are not faded and they have been stored in their original box!

They each have 2 metal rods for legs – insert underneath – then stick in ground.

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This is a very pretty McCoy wall pocket! It’s the flower blossom wall pocket made in 1945 and is in the pretty rustic line colors.

Wall pocket is in super condition – no chips, dings, or cracks! It has been used as intended and has a faint stain line – that’s it!

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This is a neat powder jar shaped like a military hat with a mirror on top! I purchased this jar at an Indiana estate sale.

Per reference books, this powder jar was produced in the 1940’s by Paden City Glass Manufacturing Company.

The powder jar is in wonderful condition – it has 3 teeny (1/16”) dings on rim edge (just above front insignia) and a couple more on side – they are all very small.

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This listing has a vintage pink rhinestones necklace that my aunt gave to me over 40 years ago!

This lovely necklace measures 15 ¾” long – end to end – and all stones are prong set.

I paired the necklace with the pretty pink rhinestone earrings and they will be included at no charge.

Necklace and earrings are in excellent condition!

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This listing has 4 McCoy Pottery individual size vintage casseroles!

They’re from the pretty Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line.

Bottoms are marked 874, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

All are in super condition – no chips, no cracks. They have some crazing which is not unusual with this clear over-glaze.

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This is a rather difficult to find McCoy wall pocket – it’s the gray flat iron on black metallic trivet!

Wall pocket was produced in 1953 and back is marked McCoy, USA.

It’s in wonderful condition with the only “use” evidence being faint mineral deposits. There are a few non-color/glaze spots and a ¼” closed stress at back rim of iron – production and not detrimental. There are stilt marks on back, again production and not detrimental; typical McFlaws.

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Another difficult to find state souvenir handkerchief – New Jersey, “The Garden State”! Hanky measures 13 ¼” x 13 ¼”, is a Franshaw production, and is in excellent condition.

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A word about shipping -- hankies are shipped via insured first class mail package rates. I combine hanky items purchased in a single transaction and refund shipping overages.