Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

This listing has a mint condition Shawnee car planter!

It has the “8 spoke” wheels, soft pastel colors and lots of gold trim – gold is in excellent condition.

Marked on bottom: USA, 506.

This is a beautiful planter that has obviously always been a display piece!

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Difficult to find Shawnee wall pocket! This is the cream color wall pocket with 2 red fern fronds on front – often called red feathers but they look like fronds to me.

Wall pocket is 5” long, top is 3 ½” x 2 3/8” and it is in wonderful condition.

One side has a 3/16” and a 1/8” slice type glaze ding at rim – they are not at all noticeable but can be felt – that’s it! Very pretty item.

Lovely Shawnee shakers with a Pennsylvania Dutch design!

Shakers measure 5 1/8” tall and are an off-white color with red floral and green/brown leaves design on both sides.

They are marked USA on bottom (difficult to see) and they are in excellent condition.

They have lost their original stoppers but I will replace with new food grade rubber stoppers prior to shipping (at no cost)...

This is a somewhat unusual Frankoma item – an owl figurine!

Owl measures 7” tall (at tallest) and is marked on bottom: Frankoma, 110.

He’s in Frankoma white sand color, has beautiful mold detail, and is in excellent condition.

A very nice addition to a Frankoma collection or to an owl collection!

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Very nice McCoy spoon rest from the Spice Delight line! Measure 5” long, 3” wide and marked” 232, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. There are 2 available – both are in great condition with no chips or cracks. Both have what appears to be a rust mark on rim edge and one has a couple dark utensil marks. When ordering, please specify left or right spoon rest as shown in photo.

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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Items from McCoy’s Bluefield line are so pretty and are not easy finds! This listing has a salt and pepper set, each measures 3 5/8” tall and is in excellent condition – even have original plastic stoppers!

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!

A rare McCoy Canyon find – a carafe and 2 tumblers! Usually found in the Pasta Line and occasionally in Stonecraft’s brown stripe but difficult to find in the Canyon dinnerware line!

Carafe measures 8 ½” tall (at tallest), tumblers (cups) are 3 3/8” tall.

Carafe is marked: 660, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Cups are marked: 659, McCoy, 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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If you need a few pieces to complete your McCoy brown drip dinnerware, this listing is for you! There are 7 dinner plates, 6 bread/desserts, 3 soup/salad bowls, and 2 cups –priced individually so you may purchase as many as you need! Plates are --sorry, sold -- bread/desserts -- sorry, sold --, soup/salad bowls-- sorry, sold--, and cups are $5 each. Items are in very good condition with some utensil marks (not unusual with this particular dinnerware line)...

Excellent condition McCoy wall pocket from the pretty Floral Country line!

This is a large wall pocket – measures 9 ½” long (at longest), 5” wide – and appears to have never been used!

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Beautiful colors on this Brush Pottery small size utility jar!

Marked on bottom: K3, USA, measures 5 ½” tall, 4 3/8” diameter, and is in wonderful condition. Has no chips, no cracks, very minor glaze crazing – the lid has some crazing on inner rim/dry ring that has slightly darkened and there is a production flake-off on rim edge (underneath) that received color and glaze – not detrimental in any way to this very difficult to find item!

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”...

Lovely colors on this McCoy dinnerware from the Graystone line!

This is a service for 4 (20 pieces) – 4 dinner plates, 4 bread/desserts, 4 bowls, 4 saucers, and 4 cups.

They are in wonderful condition – plates have minor utensil marks (not uncommon) and 1 cup has some interior crazing...

Difficult to find McCoy mugs! I purchased a dozen of these mugs at an estate sale and have divided them into 3 listings. These are barrel shape mugs in black with hand painted (cold paint) flowers on fronts, measure 4 ¾” tall, and have the #4 in a shield in a circle mark. They have typical McFlaws – rough places, visible stilt marks, etc -- very common on McCoy’s older items...

Another set of 4 McCoy stoneware mugs! Barrel shape black mugs have hand painted (cold paint) flowers on front, measure 4 ¾” tall, and are marked on bottoms with the number 4 inside a shield in a circle. Typical flaws found on McCoy’s older stoneware – rough places, visible stilt marks, etc – the only “use” evidence is minor cold paint wear and a few nicks on bottom – not detrimental!

Another set of McCoy brown drip casseroles! These are the individual size and are marked: 874, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Set looks new and unused, one handle has a production stress – that’s it!