Catalog: Animals

Wow – these are difficult to find Kreiss figurines -- it’s the tall mama dog with two babies, they’re the more difficult to find black color, and each has spaghetti accents!

Mama measures 8 ½” tall (at tallest), one baby is 2 ½” tall and the other is 2 5/8” tall.

The chain/leash is old and appears to be original but could have been broken at some time because it seems rather short but again, it could have been made that way...

This is the cutest, silliest spaghetti dog I’ve ever seen! He’s white with pink puffs on his shoulders, hips, and tips of his ears. Has pink trim around his rear ankles and on tips of his ears. He has a red nose and red tongue and is “wearing” a green hat. He measures 4 ½” long, 3” tall (from back foot to tip of his tail). He looks like a goofy dog – goofy but happy! You can’t keep from smiling when you see him...

This little laundry sprinkler is not your everyday find – it’s an elephant with upraised trunk!

The trunk holds the metal sprinkler/top that appears to be original. Sprinkler measures 7 ¼” tall (at tallest), 4 ¾” wide (at widest), and is in excellent condition.

This is not only a super addition to a collection but it's usable as intended!

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This listing has a McCoy poodle planter that captures the hauteur of a perfectly “coiffed” poodle!

Made in 1955, planter is black, measures 7” x 7 ½”, and bottom is marked McCoy, USA.

Poodle still retains some of the original yellow cold paint accents. It is in excellent condition – no chips, dings, or cracks – always pampered!

Made in the 1940's, this is McCoy's duck (or goose) with cart planter!

It is in a beautiful white color and is in great condition -- no chips, no cracks.

Planter does have normal age crazing and small amount of scaling due to actually having been used as a planter -- neither are detrimental.

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This listing has a neat McCoy horse planter!

Made in the 1940's, planter is shaped like a horse (the planter opening is on the back side of planter) and it is a pretty matte white.

It is marked with the overlapping NM mark but is difficult to see due to glaze fill-in.

This is a very nice planter (listed as #18 of the top 100 McCoy collectibles), however, it is not perfect and I have priced it accordingly.

It has been used as intended and has sustained a 3/8" x 7/16" s...

This is the finest McCoy duck (or goose) and cart planter I have seen!

Planter is matte finish aqua color and retains approximately 95% of its original cold pain -- unbelievable!

It is in excellent condition with two dot size glaze flecks -- one is on a wing and one is on the cart top edge -- these are typical McFlaws (production and not detrimental)...

This listing has a lovely figural item -- the flying birds planter!

Made in the mid 1940s, planter is white with shiny over-glaze. Front has two in-mold swallows that still retain approximately 90% of their original cold paint.

Bottom of planter is marked McCoy.

Planter is in very good vintage condition -- rim edge has a 1/4" super tight interior hairline. It does not go through and actually looks like a craze line. The underneath of bird's beak has a 1/16" ding...

Difficult to believe this beautiful McCoy planter was produced in 1949!

This is the strawberry jar with bird on top, measures 8” tall (at tallest) and is marked on bottom: McCoy, USA.

Excellent condition!

Lovely and difficult to find McCoy planter! Made in 1942, this is the kitten with basket planter in white with shiny glaze.

It has the overlapping NM, USA mark and is in wonderful condition – no chips, no cracks, minor crazing!

Planter has been used as intended and has a faint interior stain line.

Super item, super addition to a collection!

This listing has an unmarked McCoy stoneware pet bowl! It has in-mold elephants around upper edge, measures 3 1/8" tall, and 8 3/8" diameter. It is in McCoy's pretty green stoneware color.

Bowl is in very good but not perfect condition. It has a 3/4" slice type glaze chip on inner edge and there's a 1/2" rough line that appears to be a "bruise"...

This is a really neat turkey candy container!

It measures 3 ¼” tall (at tallest) and has the cardboard stopper stamped “Made in Western – Germany, US – Zone”.

It is in wonderful condition with a few color dings – see photo.

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Another really neat turkey candy container!

This one measures 4 ¾” tall (at tallest) and has lots of detail with pretty colors.

It’s in wonderful condition – has a few color dings and is missing the cardboard stopper/bottom.

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This turkey candy container is like our #M2561 except it has lost its cardboard stopper/base!

Container measures 3 ¼” tall and has a few color dings – see photo.

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This listing has a very collectible vintage turkey candy container!

It measures 3 1/8” tall and has cardboard stopper/base that is stamped “Made in Western Germany, US-Zone”.

Candy Container is in wonderful condition with a few color dings – see photo.

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This is the neatest and most colorful turkey we have listed and it’s the only one that’s not a candy container! He measures 2” tall, bottom is stamped “US-Zone, Germany”. Super condition!

This difficult to find planter has been in my personal collection for a number of years – it’s the duck and/or rabbit planter – depending on the way it’s turned! Planter measures 6 ½” tall (at tallest) and is in super condition. It has no chips, no cracks, does have minor crazing (not worth mentioning). This planter is unmarked but I saw it in a Weller reference book. It is a super addition to a collection!

This little McCoy pig planter is cute and in super condition!

Planter is unmarked, was produced in 1946, and still retains the majority of his cold paint.

Neat item that is becoming more and more difficult to find!

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