Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware: McCoy

This listing has a set of 4 individual size soup bowls from McCoy's Sandstone dinnerware line of 1978!

Bowls have 2 handles and are marked: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

They have no evidence of "use" -- no chips, no dings, no cracks, no crazing...

This listing has a beautiful blue planter from McCoy's Butterfly Line of the 1940s!

Planter measures 8 1/2" long, 3 3/4" wide, and 3 1/4" tall. It is in excellent condition -- no chips, no dings, no cracks, only very minor age crazing.

Planter appears to have never been used as a planter and has obviously always been pampered!

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This listing has a beautiful McCoy canister set in the pagoda shape! Canisters are matte white with brown lids and all pieces have a shiny over-glaze.

Set of 4 canisters consist of the following: 3 that measure 13" tall from bottom of canister to top of lid and 1 that measures 9" tall from bottom of canister to top of lid.

The set is in wonderful condition -- one large canister has a small ding on bottom rim (underneath) and one production ding that has glaze and some color in it (...

This listing has an absolutely mint condition McCoy pitcher and bowl set from the pretty Blue Country Line!

This is the smaller of the two sizes from that line and is more decoratively style than the larger size set. Pitcher and bowl have scalloped rims!

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This listing has a mint condition piece from McCoy's Blue Country Line -- it's a utensil holder!

The holder has scalloped rim and 2 large handles -- like a "spooner" -- and could also be used as a vase. Super nice!

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This listing has a beautiful McCoy creamer from the Sunburst Gold line of 1957!

Creamer is in excellent condition -- no chips, no cracks, has very faint interior crazing and the gold finish is in mint condition. Marked on bottom: McCoy, USA.

This is a wonderful item to add to a collection. Sunburst Gold items are difficult to find!

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This listing has a beautiful pair of matching McCoy candle holders from the Country Accents Dinnerware line of the late 1980s!

Candle holders are white with glossy over-glaze and the design is a goose with a ribbon around its neck...

This listing has a set of two identical matte white McCoy planters!

These are the 8" planters and are marked McCoy on bottom.

Both planters appear to have never been used -- they have no "use" evidence but one does have a few typical McFlaws. It has a 1/4" manufacturing stress on inside edge and one that is about 1/8" also on inside edge. The other planter is perfect.

These are beautiful planters and would be excellent additions to a collection!

Another mint condition McCoy stein in a soft gray color! This one has decal of a Gordon Setter on front and back has a paragraph about the breed.

Stein is marked on bottom: 6395, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Absolutely mint, unused condition!

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This listing has a mint condition McCoy stein that is a soft gray color! It has a decal of a Labrador Retriever on front and the back has details about the breed.

Stein is marked on bottom: 6395, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Absolutely mint unused condition!

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What a treasure! Made in 1942, this is McCoy's lady with bonnet wall pocket and she still has approximately 95% of her original cold paint!!

She has no chips, no dings, no cracks -- has some crazing at top of bonnet. She has one typical McFlaw -- a small production flake-off on inside rim -- has glaze and is of no consequence.

This is a beautiful piece and a wonderful addition to any McCoy or wall pocket collection!

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WHAT A FIND!!! MCCOY'S PACMAN PAPER WEIGHT IN MINT CONDITION!

This pair of McCoy candle holders are from the Country Accents Line of the late 1980s and they are in mint condition!

Candle holders are white with an in-mold goose design and they measure 6 1/4" tall.

Excellent additions to a collection!

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What an exceptional McCoy find -- this listing consists of a coffee serving set -- coffee server, creamer, and covered sugar! The colors shades of brown and tan -- Western Flair -- are especially pretty.

The top portions are light tan that gradually deepens to a dark brown on bottom half of all 3 pieces. The lids have dark brown knob handles and surrounding area, then fades into the tan color. Marked USA...

Absolutely mint condition salt and pepper set from McCoy's Blue Willow Line of 1973!

Shakers measure 3 3/4" tall and are shaped like little milk cans. They are matte white with the blue willow decal on front.

Shakers appear to have never been used!

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This listing has a mint condition 5 1/2" tall pitcher from McCoy's pretty Yorkville line!

Pitcher is marked on bottom: 335, McCoy, USA, 11.

Items from the Yorkville line are becoming more difficult to find.

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This listing has an excellent condition cheese shaker from McCoy's Pasta Corner dinnerware line of 1978!

Shaker is a creamy color (antique white) with chocolate brown color bands around bottom. It has the word "Parmigiano" on front (it is also in brown color).

Shaker has some typical production McFlaws -- there is a glaze ding, a small pottery flake-off that is attached and another small place that is glazed over -- all production...

This listing has a mint condition baking dish shaped like a pineapple from McCoy's Islander Line of 1979!

Baking dish is shiny white with a blue cast/tinge, measures 10 1/8" from end to tip, 6 5/8" wide (at center), and 2" tall.

Bottom is marked: Microwave Oven Proof, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

I don't know why pieces from this line are seldom found -- they are so pretty!

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