Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

This listing has a serving bowl from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

Bowl measures 7 3/4” diameter, 2 1/2” tall, and bottom is marked 1423, McCoy, USA. It is in excellent condition!

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From the early 1930’s, this is a McCoy 5 ½” vase in a beautiful burgundy color!

Vase is in excellent condition with a few typical production McFlaws -- a non-glaze/color on rim, a glazed over flake-off on rim edge that appears to have been fired to the inside-- but it has no evidence of “use”.

Bottom is marked USA A.

Very pretty vase, very collectible!

This listing has a McCoy flower blossom wall pocket in a gorgeous peach color!

Produced in 1945, measures 5 ¾” tall, and is in super condition.

There are no chips, dings, or cracks – the only “use” evidence is very faint (barely there) remnant of writing on bottom – not detracting in any way!

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Produced in 1945, this is a super condition McCoy jardinière! It’s a pretty matte aqua color, measures 6 ½” tall, 7” diameter (at top), and has an in-mold flower design. Jardinière has heavy glaze and any markings on bottom are filled-in. There are no chips, dings, or cracks but there are typical production McFlaws – pin-pops, uneven glaze, etc. – nothing detrimental. This is an excellent addition to a collection!

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...

Excellent condition arrowhead shaped unmarked Frankoma ashtray!

It measures 7 ¼” long (at longest), 4 ¼” wide (at widest), and 1 3/8” tall and is in the pretty Prairie Green color.

Super!

Excellent condition McCoy serving bowl from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

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

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There are so many variances in McCoy pottery items that you cannot simply state that a particular item cannot be a McCoy piece because of the glaze, etc. This is one of those pieces and it has been a part of my personal McCoy collection for well over 20 years.

It is the small jardinière (planter) from the Butterfly line of the 1940s. It measures 2 ¾” tall, 3 ¼” diameter, and bottom has overlapping NM (mark), USA...

This listing has an excellent, like new condition gravy server bowl from McCoy’s Canyon line!

Gorgeous color and bottom is marked 1428, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

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This listing has two McCoy bud vases that were produced in 1950!

I purchased these vases together and I would surmise original owner purchased them together, so I’m listing them together.

Vases are in the gorgeous rustic line color scheme, measure 7 5/8” tall, and are marked McCoy.

Both vases appear to have always been pampered. They have minor crazing that is common with clear over-glaze...

Excellent condition pitcher from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

Pitcher measures 6 ¾” tall and bottom is marked 1429, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Super addition to a Canyon dinnerware collection!

Another McCoy covered butter dish from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line! The colors on this one are very pretty – more rust color with dark “spatter” accents. It’s marked on bottom: McCoy, 7013, USA.

Butter dish is in very good condition – it has a ¼” slice type ding on inside edge of top – not at all detrimental but I have priced to reflect this imperfection.

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This listing has a beautiful McCoy hanging basket planter made in the 1940s!

It is a gorgeous aqua color with shiny over-glaze. Planter measures 4 1/2" tall and 6 1/4" diameter (at top).

Planter is in wonderful condition -- especially considering its age! It has normal age crazing that has darkened from being used as intended (not detrimental)...

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 is a super neat older McCoy pitcher! It’s a pretty aqua color with shiny glaze, has ice lip, and is marked McCoy, USA (in circle with lines).

Pitcher is in wonderful condition – has some crazing, a 1/16” glaze ding (actually appears to be a production pop) on edge of lip, and a rough place (edge of handle).

This is an excellent addition to a collection and it coordinates beautifully with Fiesta pieces (notice the in-mold circular design at bottom of pitcher).

This Floraline jardinière is not your everyday find! It’s a pretty soft yellow color, measures 6 ½” tall, 9 ¾” diameter and bottom is marked: 431, Floraline, Lancaster Colony (mark).

The jardinière is in excellent condition – no chips, no cracks. It has some dark dots inside bottom that are production, under the glaze, and not detrimental -- typical McFlaws!

This is a super McCoy cookie jar! It’s the “Wish I had a Cookie” jar shaped like a well with lots of mold detail and lovely use of color. The only “use” evidence is a 1/8” glaze ding on a lid corner (underneath) and a 1/16” ding on lid’s inside ring – both probably caused by lid movement on the jar. Bottom is marked: McCoy, USA. This is a wonderful addition to a collection!

Excellent condition unmarked McCoy vase! This is the heart shaped vase, made in 1942, and measures 5 ¾” tall (at tallest).

Vase has no chips, no cracks – the only “use” evidence is some faint interior stain lines – that’s it!

This is a lovely vase and a wonderful addition to any collection.

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