Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware: McCoy: Dinnerware

This is a super neat older McCoy pitcher! It’s a pretty aqua color with shiny glaze, has ice lip, and is marked McCoy, USA (in circle with lines).

Pitcher is in wonderful condition – has some crazing, a 1/16” glaze ding (actually appears to be a production pop) on edge of lip, and a rough place (edge of handle).

This is an excellent addition to a collection and it coordinates beautifully with Fiesta pieces (notice the in-mold circular design at bottom of pitcher).

From the Nelson McCoy Sanitary Stoneware Company, this listing has 4 very nice green stoneware mugs! Measure 4 ¾” tall, one is not marked, the other 3 have the underlined 16 marking. Made in the 1920’s, they have production flaws so common on these earlier productions – uneven glaze, etc. Nice items for the collector of older stoneware.

This is a difficult to find McCoy item – a chip and dip! From the Morano line and produced in 1968, shell shaped dip bowl and plate are a lovely light brown color with white, blue, green, and red accent coloring. Chip plate measures 11 ¾” (at center), dip bowl is 5 ¾” (at center). Plate is marked on bottom: 911, followed by McCoy’s pitcher logo, then USA. Please note these pieces are attached to one another, which could explain the degree of difficulty in finding these neat items!

This listing has a very nice McCoy serving bowl from the pretty brown drip line!

Bowl measures 2 5/8” tall, 7 ¾” diameter and bottom is marked: 1423, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

It is in super condition -- has no chips or cracks, has a few utensil marks (common on clear over-glaze dinnerware items) – that’s it!

Serving bowls from McCoy's brown drip line are very difficult to find.

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This listing has a set of 4 McCoy casseroles from the pink and blue Stonecraft line! These have the fluted type indentations around inside and an indented design on end of handle.

Casseroles measure 4 ¾” diameter, 1 ¾” tall and are marked on bottoms: 874, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

They are in wonderful condition with some crazing. Two casseroles have thin blue bands, while the other two have wider bands...

Mint condition McCoy creamer and sugar with lid produced for Borden’s! Creamer is white with Elsie the cow on front and the sugar is white with Elmer the bull. Elsie decal is done in bright colors while Elmer is in soft, muted colors. Marked: McCoy, USA. Measure 3 ¾” tall. Difficult to find items.

Very nice bean pot (or canister) from McCoy’s Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line!

It's marked on bottom: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark) – difficult to see due to glaze fill-in.

This is the smaller size pot (measures 5” tall) and is in wonderful condition. The bottom dry (setting) ring has a couple very small dings that are of no consequence. There are no cracks and there is only minor crazing.

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Excellent condition McCoy Sandstone dinner plates!

There are 3 in listing and they are the very difficult to find smooth shape (they do not have the ridge/lip edge).

Marked USA and have no “use” evidence – have some typical McCoy glaze flaws that are production and are of no consequence.

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This listing has a round platter from McCoy's Canyon dinnerware line!

It measures 12” diameter, marked USA, and has no “use” evidence.

The rim has a ¼” white spot that at first glance appears to be a chip – it’s not – it’s a glaze pool that popped off! I looked at it with a magnifying glass and there’s color in the white part indicating a production McFlaw...

This listing has a McCoy gravy boat from the Sandstone dinnerware line!

Marked on bottom: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Excellent condition!

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This listing has a mint condition McCoy creamer and sugar from the tri-color Sandstone dinnerware line!

Measure 3 ¾” tall and are marked: 1414, USA.

Beautiful colors – look new and unused!

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Neat McCoy mustache mug! This one is the Bourbon Street, New Orleans mug and is in excellent condition. Bottom has minor crazing – that’s it!

Marked with McCoy’s pitcher logo and USA.

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Very pretty color on this shaker set from McCoy’s brown drip dinnerware line! These have the little handles and an in-mold “S” & “P”.

They’re in excellent condition but do not have stoppers. I have a number of new food grade rubber stoppers and if I have some that fit, I will include at no charge.

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This McCoy listing has 6 double handled soup bowls from the pretty Strawberry Country line! Bowls are in excellent condition – one bowl has a teeny ding on rim – that’s it!

Marked on bottoms: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Super!

Mint condition Boy Scout mug by McCoy! This one commemorates the “Buffalo Trace Council”, has gold trim, measures 3 1/8” tall and has McCoy’s pitcher mark on bottom. Extra nice!

This listing has a 6” bowl from McCoy’s pink and blue Stonecraft dinnerware line!

Bowl is in excellent condition with no “use” evidence but has some typical McCoy production flaws – few dark specks (under glaze) on inside and bowl is slightly out-of-round.

Bowl is marked on bottom: Oven proof, USA.

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This listing has a set of 2 vintage McCoy Blue Willow cups!

They are a soft white color with a pretty blue willow design on front.

Cups measure 3 ¼” tall and are marked: USA.

Excellent condition!

This is a lovely McCoy tea set – ivy teapot, creamer, and sugar!

Each piece is marked McCoy, USA and set is in wonderful condition.

The only “use” evidence is on the sugar – it has 2 super tight ½” hairlines (they look like craze marks). Each piece has crazing that is very common with this glaze and color. Teapot’s pour lip has a ¼” production flake-off on rim edge – of no consequence and definitely production as it has color and glaze...