Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

BEAUTIFUL MCCOY COOKIE JAR -- THE KEEBLER COOKIE HOUSE! MARKED ON BOTTOM: 350, USA. JAR IS IN WONDERFUL CONDITION -- NO CHIPS, NO CRACKS, NO CRAZING. THE ONLY EVIDENCE OF USE IS THE COLD PAINT HAS BEEN WASHED OFF THE ELF AND THE SIGN -- THAT'S IT! GREAT JAR.

This listing has another exceptional McCoy candle holder listing!

These are dark brown with shiny over-glaze and measure 7 1/8" tall. They coordinate beautifully with McCoy's brown drip dinnerware items.

Difficult to find set in mint condition!

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This listing has a pair of beautiful McCoy candle holders!

They are a soft beige color with shiny over-glaze and measure 7 1/16" tall.

This difficult to find set is in mint condition!

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This listing has a beautiful pair of vintage vases from the Purinton Pottery Company!

Both vases are a soft, creamy color with shiny over-glaze and have designs in mauve, teal, and brown colors.

One vase has flowers (I have seen this listed as Shooting Star), the other has a limb that (to me) looks like a pussy willow.

Vases measure 6" tall and are in excellent vintage condition...

This listing has a beautiful planter from McCoy's Harmony Line of 1961!

Planter is in the more difficult to find Mist Blue color and has gold trim on top of rim and 1/8" to 1/4" on exterior of rim. The footed base is gold covered.

This is the large size Harmony Line planter -- measures 12 1/4" long (end to end), 3" wide (at widest), and 5" tall (at tallest). It is marked on bottom: McCoy, USA. Also stamped in gold is: Shafer, 23K...

This listing has a McCoy Cookie Pot cookie jar made in 1964!

Beautiful colors on this jar -- aqua with colorful Pennsylvania Dutch decal...

What a pretty cookie jar! This is the "Balloon Lady" jar made by Pottery Guild.

She measures 12" tall (to top of her head) and is marked on bottom: Hand Painted, Pottery Guild of America. She has beautiful colors and attention to detail but like a lot of jars where the lid will only "seat" in one position she has a couple slice type chips...

This is a definite difficult to find item -- it's a large sleigh shape planter/centerpiece made by Betty Lou Nichols!

Sleigh is white with red sides and has shiny glaze.

Runners are 11" long, sleigh is 4 3/4" wide, and 7 1/2" tall (at tallest).

It has minor crazing, not unusual with this glaze.

The only "use" evidence is to a runner-- it broke at the beginning of the curve and has been re-glued...

CUTE BANK SHAPED LIKE A PIRATE'S TREASURE CHEST! IT'S IN A WARM BROWN COLOR WITH BLACK COLD PAINT "ANTIQUING" EFFECTS. MEASURES 6 3/8" LONG, 4 1/4" WIDE, 4 1/4" TALL. MARKED ON BOTTOM: 2203, MADE IN USA. ALSO HAS MANUFACTURER'S NAME, HEAVILY GLAZED BUT APPEARS TO BE TERRACE CERAMICS. BANK IS IN WONDERFUL CONDITION WITH A COUPLE "NIBBLES" AT THE COIN SLOT. NICE ITEM!

This listing has a pair of beautiful McCoy candle holders from the brown drip dinnerware line!

They measure 3 3/4" tall and are a warm brown color with white/tan drip on top with a shiny over-glaze.

Candle holders are in excellent condition -- no chips, no dings, no cracks, no crazing!

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This listing has a find -- mint condition McCoy candle holders still in their original box!

They are light gray color with little "speckles" and measure 3 3/4" tall.

Candle holders have never been used -- even the box is in excellent condition!

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Super nice pitcher and bowl set from McCoy’s pretty Floral Country line!

Very decoratively styled – pitcher has a scalloped edge as does the bowl.

Pitcher measures 5 ¾” tall (at tallest), bowl is 2” tall, 7 1/8” diameter. Both are marked: 7533, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

McCoy's Floral Country is such a pretty line and for whatever reason, items are not plentiful on the secondary market...

This listing has a very nice early Frankoma pitcher!

It measures 5 ¼” tall and is in the pretty Prairie Green color -- green with tan/bronze color accents.

Pitcher has in-mold number 03 and hand-impressed Frankoma. There was more pressure applied to the left and the letter is deeply impressed.

Pitcher is in wonderful condition – rim has a couple glaze dings (1/8” and ¼”) – I don’t believe they are detrimental to this difficult to find item...

This listing has a lovely pair of McCoy candle lamps from the pink and blue Stonecraft line!

They measure 11 5/8” tall (top to bottom) and are in excellent condition – 1 lamp has a production “bruise” in dry ring and the other has a few blue “dots” that strayed from the blue bands – production McFlaws and not detrimental in any way!

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Beautiful McCoy tall candle holders! Measure 6 1/8” tall and have the pretty "Romance" floral pattern.

Candle holders are pastel yellow with lots of little “speckles” with the soft pink/peach color floral design.

Excellent, unused condition and look great paired with our item #2996, the matching pitcher and bowl set or any of our other items in this beautiful McCoy Romance line!

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We have several items in this lovely McCoy pattern named "Romance". This listing is for a candle lamp!

The base is a pretty soft yellow color with “speckles” and has soft peach color flowers with green leaves.

Measures 10 ¾” tall (bottom to top) and is in excellent condition.

Beautiful and one of my favorite McCoy patterns!

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Another super neat Cleminson production – a salt box!

Stamped on bottom: The California Cleminsons, hand painted...

Frankoma issued several 9/11 tribute items and these trivets are from that line!

Both trivets are terra cotta color, one has white accents while the other has navy.

Both are marked on backs: Frankoma, USA. Please specify which color when ordering.

Trivets are in new, unused condition. I purchased these from Frankoma when they were originally issued.

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