Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

This is McCoy's elusive cookie bank/cookie jar! It is a beautiful jar that was made in 1961. Measures 6 3/4" tall (from bottom to tallest part), 9" long, and 5 1/2" wide (at base).

This is a combination coin bank and cookie jar. The lid has a slot for coins (the rubber stopper is missing, however, I have a number of new stoppers and if one fits, I will include at no charge).

Jar is marked: McCoy, USA. It has exceptional color and mold detail...

This listing has very difficult to find mugs from McCoy's Blue Country dinnerware line!

There are 6 in this listing and they have no chips, no cracks, no dings, no crazing. One has a couple non-glaze places inside bottom -- production McFlaw. One has a small production stress inside bottom -- again a McFlaw.

These are large 12 ounce mugs. They measure 3" tall, 3 3/4" diameter.

Bottoms are marked McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA...

This listing has an unmarked McCoy cuspidor from the early 1900s!

It is a pretty green color and measures 5 1/8" tall, 7 3/8" diameter. The design is a grape cluster and panels (panes).

Cuspidor was late from the mold as design is not especially sharp...

Cute little Uhl shoes! These are minis -- measure 2 1/2" long (at longest), 1 3/8" tall (at tallest).

Both are in Uhl's pretty blue color, are shaped like a woman's heel/pump, and both are hand decorated. One is stamped Uhl on bottom, the other is not...

This listing has a beautiful McCoy Pottery pink hyacinth vase! The colors are outstanding and mold detail is excellent.

Although beautiful, vase is not in perfect condition. It has a few very small glaze dings on flower blooms and one bottom corner has a slice type chip...

As with many of the McCoy items we’ve recently listed, this cookie jar has been in my collection for a number of years!

It’s the upside down Panda jar made only 1978-79 and he has the original box.

Jar is in excellent condition – I believe there were some flecks of missing black color (on feet) that have been touched up – it’s color only, the jar has no chips or cracks...

Excellent condition McCoy Granny cookie jar! She is all white – there is no evidence of ever having had cold paint accents.

Produced only 3 years (1972-75), marked 159, USA and is a super jar to add to a collection!

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Items from Shawnee Pottery's Sunflower Line are rather difficult to find! I purchased these items together and I’m selling them together -- they have apparently been together a long time.

The shakers are the larger size at 5 ¼” tall. They have slight discoloration at the shaker holes – not unusual on stove-top shakers – and the cork stoppers have fallen inside. Marked USA...

This listing has a McCoy bellows wall pocket that was made in the mid 1950s!

Wall pocket measures 9 1/2" x 4 1/2" and has beautiful colors -- ivory with green accents and red berries.

It is in wonderful condition with no chips, no dings, no cracks and has normal crazing (typical on items with this clear over-glaze).

Prior owner used the wall pocket as intended and it has some interior residue scaling...

This listing has a mint condition McCoy Pottery umbrella wall pocket!

It's a pretty black color with shiny over-glaze with a white "handle".

Wall pocket measures 9" long (end to end) and 6" wide (at widest). It's marked McCoy, USA.

Wall pocket has been much pampered...

SUPER NICE MCCOY SET! THIS IS THE LARGE SIZE STONECRAFT TUREEN, MARKED: 0164, MCCOY, LANCASTER COLONY (MARK), USA. HAS MATCHING LADLE AND UNDERPLATE. BEAUTIFUL CREAMY COLOR WITH PINK AND BLUE STRIPES/BANDS. NO CHIPS OR CRACKS ON ANY OF THE PIECES, TUREEN HAS GLAZE CRAZING. EXCELLENT ADDITION TO ANY PINK AND BLUE COLLECTION!

This listing has an outstanding McCoy tureen set from the Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line!

Listing consists of the taller covered tureen, ladle, and under-plate.

The tureen is marked 164, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA...

Super McCoy cookie jar in this listing – it's the bright yellow pepper!

Cookie Jar is marked on bottom: 157, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA and is in excellent condition. Lid has a non-glaze/color line on underside of 1 leaf tip – a production McFlaw and of no consequence.

Jar looks new and unused!

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This listing has a beautiful McCoy planter – the orange on leaf!

As is common with these planters, the orange has lost almost all the original cold paint so it’s now a bright yellow color...

These colorful casseroles have been a part of my dinnerware collection for many years! There are 3 dark blue color ones, 1 tan, 1 green, and 1 yellow – all but one blue one have matching lids (the lid was missing when I purchased these at an estate sale many years ago!).

Each is in excellent condition and great for serving chili and soup!

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This listing has a beautiful Haeger Pottery dealer sign!

Designed to set on/in a display, it measures 8 1/2" long, tallest letter is about 2 3/4".

Sign is a beautiful deep gold color with some brown accents, stamped on bottom: Haeger, USA.

It is in wonderful condition with only "use" evidence being a small chip that measures 1/4" wide, 3/8" long on underneath (bottom) that is only visible when turned over (see photos).

This is a difficult to find item and is even more...

This McCoy jardiniere is from my collection and is in mint condition!

It is a "quilted" jardiniere -- has the leaves and berries design along the top with diamond design on the bowl/body.

Jardiniere measures 8 3/4" tall, 10 1/2" diameter, and bottom is marked 1480, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

It is a warm honey brown color with clear shiny over-glaze -- beautiful!

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This listing has a very nice limited edition McCoy collectible!

It's the 5" tall Cinnamon Bear shaker issued in 1996 by McCoy Limited.

There were only 500 issued. This one is number 263,is signed by both Billie and Nelson McCoy, and is in the original box.

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