Catalog: Dinnerware: McCoy

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!

What a great find -- a 4 piece canister set from McCoy's Bluefield Dinnerware line!

Bluefield is an oatmeal color with a blue frond/leaf design. It was introduced by McCoy in 1977 and was produced to compete with a similar line that was produced by Pfaltzgraff.

Canisters measure as follows: 2 are 6 1/4" tall, 7" diameter and the other 2 are 5 1/4" tall, 5 3/4" diameter.

All are in wonderful condition...

This listing has a mint condition McCoy tea set!

It's from the pretty Bluefield dinnerware line and consists of a 6 cup teapot and matching creamer and covered sugar.

Teapot is marked on bottom: 1418, McCoy, USA.

Sugar has slotted lid (for a spoon) and is marked on bottom: 1414, USA. Creamer is marked: 1414, USA.

Unbelievable condition -- all pieces look new, never used!!

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This listing has a set of four large size McCoy au gratin dishes in the very pretty brown drip colors!

They measure 10 11/16" long from end to end, 5 1/4" diameter (at center). Bottoms are marked: 7033, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

They are in excellent condition -- one has a 1/4" production stress on rim edge that is not detrimental to use or to appearance, it's simply a production McFlaw...

This listing has an excellent condition McCoy tea set -- teapot, creamer and covered sugar -- from the pretty brown drip dinnerware line!

Teapot is marked on bottom: 163, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark)...

This listing has a vintage McCoy Pottery creamer and sugar with lid!

Set is from McCoy's Canyon dinnerware line and it is in the original box.

The box had not been opened when I purchased so I opened it to verify it was not damaged...

This listing has an excellent condition McCoy gravy server from the Canyon dinnerware line!

Bottom is marked: 1428, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Looks new and unused!!

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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 a shaker set from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

Shakers measure 3 ½” tall.

They have no chips, dings, or cracks but they have lost their original plastic stoppers (I replaced with new food grade rubber stoppers!).

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This listing has a McCoy Canyon salt and pepper shaker set still in the original box!

Set is mint condition!

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This McCoy listing has a tea service from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

The service consists of a tea pot/server, covered sugar, creamer, 4 cups, and 4 saucers.

All pieces are in excellent condition with beautiful colors!

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This listing has a beautiful tea pot and 2 cups from McCoy’s Daisy Delight dinnerware line of the 1970’s!

This is the 6 cup size tea pot, marked on bottom: 1418, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

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

All pieces are in excellent condition – no chips, no cracks, no crazing – look new!

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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 listing has a beautiful McCoy tea service in the pretty green and brown Daisy pattern of 1942!

The sugar has more brown color than the creamer -- production -- and is the case with many of McCoy's teapots, the lid does not fit snugly.

All pieces are in excellent condition -- no chips, no dings, no cracks -- with minor age crazing.

This is a beautiful McCoy tea set and is an excellent addition to any collection!

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This listing has a very nice McCoy 2 quart casserole from the Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line!

It is the pretty creamy color with pink and blue stripes/bands.Bowl has very minor glaze crazing and a small production rough spot on rim -- a typical production McFlaw that has color and glaze...

This listing has a super addition to a McCoy pink and blue dinnerware collection!

This is the smaller more difficult to find covered casserole – 1 ½ quart size – and it is mint condition, still in the original box!

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This listing has a very nice set of McCoy 12 ounce individual size casseroles!

They’re from the Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line and are marked: 7050, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Bowls are in wonderful condition with a few interior craze marks and one has a 1/8” slice type glaze chip at end of handle. Another has what appears to be a rust dot on the handle – it is production and is under the glaze...

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...