Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware: McCoy

This is a super nice McCoy coffee serving set -- all pieces are in mint condition!

These are from the pretty Bluefield dinnerware line (oatmeal color with blue fern/frond) and the listing consists of a coffee server with 4 cups.

The server is marked on bottom: 1419, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA...

MADE IN 1960, THIS IS MCCOY'S DRUM COOKIE JAR! MEASURES 7" TALL (TO RIM), 9 3/4" FROM BOTTOM TO TOP OF HANDLE, AND 7" DIAMETER. MARKED ON BOTTOM: MCCOY, USA. HANDLE IS SHAPED LIKE A LITTLE DRUM AND HAS A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF ORIGINAL COLD PAINT. JAR HAS NO COLD PAINT REMAINING -- IT'S COMPLETELY WHITE WITH A SHINY GLAZE. MISSING COLD PAINT IS ONLY EVIDENCE OF USE ON THIS JAR -- THERE ARE NO CHIPS, NO CRACKS, NO CRAZING! SUPER ADDITION TO ANY COLLECTION.

This listing has a McCoy cookie jar "part" -- the lid for a mammy cookie jar!

Lid is an original not a reproduction and still retains approximately 50% of the original cold paint. It has no cracks and only minor crazing but has 3/4" chip on inside of the lid inner rim. It's on the inside and can't be seen when the lid is on or off the jar bottom -- only if turned upside down!

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This listing has a teapot and 4 matching cups from McCoy's Daisy Delight dinnerware line!

Teapot is the 6 cup size and bottom is marked: 1418, McCoy, Lancaster Colony(mark), USA.

The cups are marked 286, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Not only are these pieces beautiful, they're in mint condition -- no chips, no dings, no cracks, no crazing -- they look new!

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This is a rare find -- a set of McCoy candle stick style candle holders from the Stonecraft dinnerware line!

These are the creamy color of Stonecraft and will complement either the pink and blue or brown stripe dinnerware items.

Set is in excellent condition -- no chips, no cracks, no crazing...

This listing has the Pierce Arrow Sport Phaeton decanter that was made by McCoy in 1969!

It was produced as a contract order for O.B.R., contained straight bourbon, and was bottled by Nation Hill Co. of St. Louis, MO.

It still has the O.B.R. foil sticker and most of the "U.S...

This is a super McCoy Pottery vintage listing! It has a pair of pink and blue candle holder/candle lamps in their original boxes!

These are from the Stonecraft dinnerware line of the 1980s and are in mint condition...

I purchased these two Brush clover pieces together and I am listing them as a set -- they appear to have been together a very long time!

The pitcher is the refrigerator type (measures 7 1/4" tall at tallest) and is marked on bottom: K11, USA.

The bowl is the largest bowl from a nested set (it was also sold as a salad serving bowl) and is marked on bottom: K10, 9, USA...

When I saw this McCoy jardinière at an estate sale, I couldn’t believe my eyes -- the pattern is of leaves and single Calla lily blooms – quite beautiful and very, very difficult to find!

Jardiniere measures 6 ½” tall, 6” diameter, and is marked on bottom: McCoy.

The condition is wonderful -- it has no chips, dings or cracks but does have some interior crazing...

This listing has beautiful and difficult to find McCoy planters from the Lily Bud line of 1941!

There is a pair in this listing – one planter is absolutely perfect and one has a production flaw causing a super tight (like a pencil mark) hairline.

The flaw: a small piece of pottery at rim edge came loose when removed from the mold and was smoothed back on prior to firing...

This listing has an excellent condition McCoy cookie jar!

This is the “Coca-Cola” cookie jar, measures 9 ¼” tall, and is in the original box.

Super collectible and a great addition to a McCoy or Coke collection!

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This is a neat McCoy piece – a cherub centerpiece from the Antiqua Line!

Made in 1969, centerpiece measures 11” tall and is in very good condition.

It has no chips or cracks but does have some silver color wear/loss. I think it adds to the “antiques” look but it is actually color loss and price reflects this imperfection.

This is a very difficult item to find.

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Very difficult to find McCoy planter! This is the orange planter with lighter color leaves – lime or mint color. Leaf color indicates this is from the Calypso line of 1958. Planter is marked on bottom: McCoy, USA, and is in excellent condition and retains approximately 98% of the original cold paint. Super item!

Made in 1977, this is McCoy’s yellow corn cookie jar!

It measures 8 ¾” tall (bottom of jar to top of knob type handle) and bottom is marked 275, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Cookie jar is in excellent condition and is a rather difficult find -- especially in this condition!

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This is only the second set of these McCoy Canyon “stubby” shakers I’ve had in inventory – they are very difficult to find!

Shakers measure 2 1/8” tall and have the more difficult to find smooth (not textured) glaze/finish.

The set looks new and unused – even have the original orange color plastic stoppers...

It’s been many years since I’ve had one of the small McCoy Canyon teapots in inventory – they are very, very difficult to find!

This little teapot is the 2 cup size and is from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line. Bottom is marked: 7129, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Teapot is in excellent condition – has some typical glaze McFlaws – that’s it!

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This listing has the medium size McCoy column shaped candle holders!

They measure 4 3/4" tall and are in a glossy black color. They are marked on bottoms: McCoy, LTD.

Candle holders are in excellent condition -- no chips, no cracks -- and, like the other LTD items we have listed, are from my personal McCoy LTD collection.

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This listing has a rare find! It is a glass pitcher and 8 glasses in McCoy Pottery's vintage Gingham Garden design!

The pitcher has ice lip and measures 9 1/4" tall (to lip), 4 glasses measure 4 3/8" tall, and 4 measure 3 1/2" tall.

These items do not have a manufacturer's mark but I would surmise they were made by Libbey Glass. They were sold at Woolworth Woolco.

There were many "go with" items produced to compliment McCoy Gingham Garden dinnerware items...