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This listing has two McCoy stoneware cornucopia vases from my McCoy collection – they have been displayed on our fireplace mantel since we purchased our home in 1981!

The vases are matte green (one is a shade lighter than the other), one measures 6 ¼” tall, the other is 6 1/8” and they were produced in the early 1930’s.

They have no chips, no dings, no cracks, very light/faint crazing – that’s it!

As with the majority of McCoy's stoneware items, there are typ...

This unmarked McCoy vase was produced in 1932!

Vase is a gorgeous blue color and measures 7 ¾” tall.

It has typical production glaze color irregularities with “settling” at bottom of vase because the color is somewhat darker at the bottom.

Vase has what appears to be a flake-off or chip (at bottom base/ring) that was either fired-on or a prior owner glued on – even with a magnifying glass, I couldn’t be 100% certain. However, my inclination is that it is a well...

I purchased this lovely item several items ago for no other reason than it caught my eye – one of those “immediately drawn to it” items!

I just knew it had to be Fenton and actually thought it was a combination bud vase / candlestick. I finally dug out my Fenton reference book (“The Big Book of Fenton Glass 1940-1970” by John Walk) and was pleased to find my instinct was correct – it is Fenton and is shown on page 140. It is listed as mold number 1523 and indeed, when I tilte...

What a find -- this listing has an unmarked early McCoy stoneware vase!

It is matte white, measures 6 ½” tall, and is in excellent condition with no “use” evidence!

Vase has minor production imperfections that are so typical and common on these early vases – glaze drips, rough dots in glaze, etc. – nothing detrimental.

This is an excellent addition to a McCoy stoneware or matte white collection!

This listing has a super condition unmarked McCoy early stoneware vase!

Produced in 1932, vase measures 6 1/4" tall and has no “use” evidence.

Vase is a little different than usually found in that it has matte colors with a gloss (shiny) over-glaze.

Condition is excellent with some typical McFlaws (pin-pops, etc) – nothing detrimental.

A wonderful addition to a collection!

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I purchased this neat little bottle of vintage fragrance at an Indiana estate sale!

I’m not certain if this is perfume or cologne but the label shows it was produced by Lynas Perfumers.

There is also no content amount listed but I would guesstimate it to be ½ ounce.

From my extensive research, this was introduced in the 1920s by J.B. Lynas & Sons and it is believed to have been produced in Indiana.

If this production date is correct, I would only recommend displa...

This is such a pretty unmarked McCoy flowerpot -- it’s the basketweave design from 1932!

It measures 3 3/4” tall and is a gorgeous aqua/green color with shiny over-glaze.

Other than a dirt stain line where pot is attached to saucer, there is no “use” evidence! It has a 3/16” production stress at rim that extends 1/4” inside – this stress is production and the cause can easily be seen – there’s an extra pottery line that runs down from the stress – absolutely no...

This is such a neat photo! It’s black and white and measures 6” x 3 ¾”. Photo shows Causeway Terminal and Yacht Berths.

Handwritten on back is this information: “Entering harbor at Miami, Fla from ship Florida from Cuba Oct 1939”.

Photo was developed by The Fischer Studio, 207 ½ - 209 ½ East Fifth Street, East Liverpool, Ohio.

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This sheet music listing is for “Blue Hawaii”, words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger.

Published by Famous Music Corporation, 1619 B’way, New York, N.Y. with copyright date of 1937.

Blue Hawaii was “Featured by Bing Crosby and Shirley Ross in the Paramount Picture Waikiki Wedding”.

Very good condition – pages have age yellowing and show minor storage/use evidence.

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This listing has sheet music for “When You and I Were Young Maggie” by W.A. Butterfield and published by Calumet Music Co, 102 East 26th Street, Chicago, Illinois, V253.

Music has a copyright date of 1935.

Front shows Gus Arnheim “The Toast of the Coast”. Also per front cover, music has ukulele chords, guitar chords, and special Hawaiian guitar chorus.

Very good condition – especially for its age! – has minor storage and use evidence.

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This listing has a set of 2 Buccaneer mugs by McCoy!

Made in 1926, these mugs are stoneware green color and are in excellent condition. They have no chips, no dings, no cracks -- difficult to find in this condition!

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Made in 1926, this unmarked McCoy Buccaneer mug is in a pretty green color! It measures 4 1/2" tall and has outstanding mold detail.

Mug is in super condition with no chips, no dings, no cracks and only very light age crazing!

This is a very nice older piece of stoneware to add to a collection!

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Excellent condition stoneware barrel shape mugs by McCoy! There are two in this listing, measure 4 ¾” tall, and they’re green with shiny glaze.

Mugs are marked on bottoms with the number 4 (shield mark). Great addition to a collection of older McCoy items!

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~~Also included is another green barrel shape mug, the glaze is heavier on this one. It is marked with an underlined number 16, indicative of Brush-McCoy and da...

From the 1920’s, this is another outstanding McCoy jardinière!

It measures 4 ¼” tall, 4 5/8” diameter and is in the very pretty brown onyx colors.

It has an eye catching mold design – vertical ribs with a scroll type design around top (the design is difficult to see due to heavy glaze fill-in and also the color).

Jard is in super condition – I examined it very closely and the only flaw I could find was a tiny 1/16” glaze ding on inner rim – that’s it!

Lovely colors and excellent mold detail on this McCoy jardinière!

Produced in the 1920’s, jard is brown/tan with green accenting on the in-mold acorns and leaves design.

It measures 4” tall, 4 5/8” diameter and is in wonderful condition – has 2 fired-on flakes on bottom (underneath) – production and very common on these older pieces. It has light crazing.

The only “use” evidence I could find is a ½” slice type chip on bottom dry (setting) ring – it has ...

This listing has a pair of McCoy buccaneer mugs! They are the dark brown color with shiny glaze and bottoms of both have the number 6 in a shield within a circle. One mug is in excellent condition. The other has 2 glaze dings (1/8”) on rim edge – they are smooth, not rough – and there’s a ¼” ding at bottom edge. Very nice and priced to reflect one mug being slightly imperfect.

This listing has a McCoy stoneware pitcher that was made in the late 1920’s! Pitcher is green, measures 7” tall, and is unmarked. It is in very good condition for its age – has a few production pin-pops and irregularities in glaze color – all are typical of the older production items. The “use” evidence consists of 4 small (1/16”, 1/8”) glaze dings on inside rim. This is a very nice addition to a stoneware collection – I actually purchased it a few years ago with the intention ...

This is an older McCoy stoneware pitcher and is an excellent addition to any collection!

Pitcher measures 7 ½” tall and is in wonderful condition with typical production blemishes (pin-pops, etc).

It has no “use” evidence – chips or cracks – does have pretty crazing.

Extra nice! I actually purchased this pitcher many years ago to add to my beginning stoneware pitcher collection and then decided that one more collection was one too many so I am listing the few p...