Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware: McCoy

McCoy's Stonecraft dinnerware items with the chocolate brown color stripes/bands are difficult to find!

Thia listing has a dinnerware service for 4 (20 pieces). It consists of: 4 cups (marked 1412 McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA), 4 saucers (unmarked), 4 cereal/soup bowls (marked 1413, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), 4 bread/dessert plates (marked USA), and 4 dinner plates (marked USA)...

Absolutely super McCoy grapes wall pocket!

This is the purple grapes on green leaves and has a shiny over-glaze!

Wall pocket has an in-mold “Y” on back and is in excellent condition – no chips, no cracks, minor crazing. Outstanding!

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Very collectible McCoy item – the Calypso boat planter! Measures 11” long (at longest), 4 ¼” wide (at widest), and 6” tall (at tallest). Planter is in excellent condition with only evidence of “use” being minor cold paint loss – that’s it!! Has a glaze bubble that has a 1/8” pop on lower front – it is production and not detrimental. Difficult to find McCoy item!

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...

Another beautiful McCoy “No Hunting” planter! This item was purchased at the same estate sale as our item #2991 planter. This one has richer coloring – greens are darker and the “No Hunting” sign still has its original cold paint. Planter is in wonderful condition but as sometimes happens between viewing the item and actually purchasing it, the bird sustained a very light glaze ding (in the edge of the blue color)...

This is a difficult to find McCoy cookie jar – the tee pee!

Jar measures 11 1/8” tall and retains the majority of the original cold paint. It has excellent detail and beautiful color. The bottom is marked: McCoy, USA, 137.

It has crazing that has darkened at bottom interior and exterior – not unusual and is caused by shortening used in cookies.

The only “use” evidence is a ¼” slice type chip at the bottom edge of the lid...

This listing has a carafe set from McCoy’s pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Carafe measures 7 ¾” tall, cups are 3 ¼”, and bottoms are marked: 660, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

All pieces are in excellent condition with typical McCoy production glaze imperfections – nothing detrimental.

Not your everyday find!

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This listing has a very pretty canister set from McCoy’s pretty pink and blue Stonecraft dinnerware line!

These are the cylindrical shape canisters as opposed to the more bulbous shaped canisters.

The largest canister measures 8 ½” tall (to top of knob type handle) and 6 ¾” diameter. The other three canisters measure 7 ½” tall (to top of knob type handle) and 5 ¼” diameter...

This listing has a service for 4 from McCoy’s Bluefield dinnerware line! There are 4 dinner plates, 4 bread/dessert plates, 4 cereal/salad bowls, and 4 cups.

All are in excellent condition with a few typical McFlaws – nothing serious or detrimental, just a glaze imperfection and one plate rim edge has a tiny indent that received color and glaze...

This is a neat item – a decanter and 4 tumblers from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

The color is the more yellow/gold color instead of rust color.

Tumblers have typical productions color variances and are marked 659, McCoy, USA.

Decanter has typical McFlaws – pin-pops and has a visible mold line – production, nothing detrimental!

Very nice set, not your everyday find.

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This listing has a special edition Mac II miniature cookie jar from the McCoy Collection by Billie and Nelson McCoy!

This version of the Mac II jar is marked on bottom: The McCoy Collection 1999. It is signed by both Billie McCoy and Nelson McCoy.

I am the only owner of this jar – I purchased it when issued and it is still in the original box...

This listing has another outstanding McCoy Pottery wall pocket! This is the purple grapes and it is in super condition!

One leaf has a tiny 1/8" ding on the upper edge -- that's it and it is not detrimental in any way!

Wall pocket has beautiful colors and mold detail.

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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...

Although this vase was made in the later years of production (Designer Accents), I would refer to it as being rare! I seldom use that term to describe McCoy pieces because they produced in such volume but for reasons unknown, items decorated using the sand blasting technique are almost impossible to find.

This particular item is a temple jar, measures 12” tall, and is black with art deco lady on front. Vase is mint condition and is marked on bottom: 485, USA...

These McCoy spaghetti plates (or could be used as serving platters) are neat finds!

There are 4 in this listing and they’re from the pretty pink and blue Stonecraft dinnerware line.

Plates are marked USA and measure 12 ¼ diameter – the perfect for pasta!

They are in super condition -- no chips or cracks...

There are 4 McCoy pasta plates (or serving platters) in this listing and they’re from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Plates measure 12 ¼” diameter and are marked USA.

They are in excellent condition with typical production color variances – that’s it!

Super addition to a collection!

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This listing has an excellent condition McCoy canister set in the original box!

Canister set is from the Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line.

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This listing has a McCoy Caboose cookie jar! Produced in 1961, this is the “Cookie Special” and bottom is marked McCoy, USA.

As with so many of the cold painted cookie jars, there is missing cold paint – could be easily repainted if you desire but I always like them as is. The only “use” evidence (other than the missing cold paint) is a teeny ding on inside of one corner of the lid...