Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL FLOWER FORM VASE! THIS IS THE CHRYSANTHEMUM -- THE BLOOMS ARE WHITE WITH LILAC COLOR ACCENTING -- UNUSUAL! THE COLORS ARE SOFT, NOT BRIGHT LIKE THE YELLOW MUM VASE. MARKED ON BOTTOM: MCCOY. THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO EVIDENCE OF USE. THERE IS A PRODUCTION STRESS ON INSIDE BRIDGE AND A POTTERY "BLISTER" THAT POPPED -- NEITHER ARE OF ANY CONSEQUENCE. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL VASE!

What a McCoy treasure to add to your cookie jar collection -- this is the Keebler Elves Tree House cookie jar and it's in the original box!

Jar looks new and unused. The only imperfection I could find is on the inside of the lid rim and it's a production flaw -- a 3/8" slice type chip that was fired on and received color and glaze...

This listing has a special edition cookie jar made by Billie and Nelson McCoy for the 1999 McCoy Lovers Reunion!

There were 3 editions of these special MAC II jars -- this is the second edition.

Marked on bottom: The McCoy Collection, McCoy Lovers '99.

This is a small jar -- 5 1/2" tall at tallest -- can hold tea bags, sugar packets, candy, etc -- but is really most suited as a display piece...

Wow -- these McCoy tall mugs are definitely difficult to find!

This listing has a set of 4 tall mugs from the pretty brown drip dinnerware line.

Because of their shape, these are often referred to as "soda" mugs. They measure 5" tall and bottoms are marked McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

These are in mint condition -- they look new and unused!

Thank you for visiting Lin's Antiques at Cyberattic!

This is a lovely McCoy tea set – ivy teapot, creamer, and sugar!

Each piece is marked McCoy, USA and set is in wonderful condition.

The only “use” evidence is on the sugar – it has 2 super tight ½” hairlines (they look like craze marks). Each piece has crazing that is very common with this glaze and color. Teapot’s pour lip has a ¼” production flake-off on rim edge – of no consequence and definitely production as it has color and glaze...

This is a special edition cookie jar issued by Billie & Nelson McCoy for the McCoy Pottery Lovers reunion 1999!

Jar is in excellent condition, measures 8 1/8” tall (at tallest) and is marked on bottom: The McCoy Collection, McCoy Lovers 99...

Super nice McCoy listing with all items in the original boxes! There’s a 6 cup teapot, creamer and sugar, and 4 cups.

Teapot is marked: 1418, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Cups are marked: 286, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Creamer and covered sugar are marked: 1414, USA.

All pieces are in excellent condition. Boxes have some storage evidence.

Thank you for visiting Lin's Antiques at Cyberattic!

This listing has an excellent condition McCoy flower form vase!

This is the Chrysanthemum vase and it has beautiful color as evidenced in photos.

Bottom is marked McCoy, vase is 8” tall, and has absolutely no evidence of “use”.

Super addition to any collection!

Thank you for visiting Lin's Antiques at Cyberattic!

The colors are outstanding on this Shawnee Bo Peep pitcher! Measures 7 ½” tall (at tallest), bottom is marked Shawnee, USA, 47, and it’s in excellent condition. Super!

This is a listing of neat and rare McCoy Canyon dinnerware pieces!

There is a large serving bowl (7 ¾” diameter, 2 ½” tall, marked 1423, McCoy, USA) and 4 small bowls (4” diameter, 1 ¼” tall, marked 1407, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA).

Set is in wonderful condition with no evidence of “use” but has production glaze imperfections on rim edge of the small bowls.

This is a wonderful nut bowl set, a berry bowl set, or (my favorite) a chip and salsa set!

This listing has a beautiful McCoy baby carriage planter – it’s the “What About Me?” planter produced in 1953!

Planter is pink with gold trim, bottom is marked McCoy, USA and it’s in mint condition.

Thank you for visiting Lin's Antiques at Cyberattic!

This listing has a pair of candle holders from McCoy’s Lily Bud line! These were made in 1941 and are the lovely aqua color. Marked USA and are in absolutely excellent, mint condition.

It would be a very difficult task to find a comparable condition pair of candle holders – these are from my collection and I purchased them from the original buyer!

Thank you for visiting Lin's Antiques at Cyberattic!

This listing has excellent condition unmarked candle holders from McCoy’s pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Candle holders measure 3 ¾” tall.

These very difficult to find candle holders are a super addition to a Canyon collection!

Thank you for visiting Lin's Antiques at Cyberattic!

This listing has an excellent condition McCoy yellow mums vase! It measures 8” tall and bottom is marked McCoy.

Vase has a production fired-on pottery flake inside – of no consequence and absolutely not detrimental – the vase has been extremely pampered, it looks new and unused!

Thank you for visiting Lin's Antiques at Cyberattic!

Very pretty McCoy wall pocket in this listing – purple grapes!

Wall pocket is in super condition – no chips, no cracks, no dings – has minor crazing – that’s it!

Thank you for visiting Lin's Antiques at Cyberattic!

Wow – this is indeed a treasure – a Hull water lily vase with the original Hull sticker/tag!

Vase is in the pretty yellow and tan/rose tone colors, measures 9” tall (at tallest but is designated as an 8 ½” vase), marked on bottom: U.S.A., Hull Art, L-8, 8 ½. It also has a handwritten “B” and what appears to be “1C” but I can’t be certain about the “C”...

This listing has a beautiful McCoy vase from the butterfly line of the early 1940’s! This is the castle gate vase and is a gorgeous pastel lilac color.

Vase was early from the mold and has clear, detailed design/pattern. It is in super condition with no “use” evidence.

There are some production “pin-pops” on rim edge and a fired-on teeny pottery flake on lower portion of vase – none are detrimental in any way; they are simply McFlaws...

Made only in 1945, this is McCoy's little clown cookie jar!

It measures 8 1/2" tall and is one of McCoy's smaller cookie jars.

Jar has great detail and mold clarity and is in great condition.

The dry rim of lid has minor roughness and a 1/8" production stress. The only evidence of "use" is minor crazing on lid and bottom -- crazing on interior bottom has darkened caused by the shortening used in cookies...