Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

What a treasure -– McCoy candle holders in the original box!

They are 6 inches tall and are a pretty soft yellow color with “speckles” and peach color flowers with green leaves.

Per box, this pattern is named "Romance" -- it’s so nice to be able to put a name with this beautiful pattern!

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Produced only 3 years (1965-68), this is McCoy’s chiffonier cookie jar!

Jar is marked McCoy, USA and it’s in wonderful condition.

The only “use” evidence is a tiny 1/16” ding on a back edge and a 1/8” ding on rim edge (lid covers it) – that’s it! Both dings are tiny are not detrimental.

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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 an excellent condition Shawnee matchbox holder!

It’s a pretty baby blue color, is from the Fern Leaf (Wheat) line, and is marked USA...

This beautiful flower/console bowl is from my personal McCoy collection. I purchased it many years ago and it is in excellent, like new condition.

The flower bowl was made in 1941 and it’s gray color with purple accent color. Bottom is marked McCoy, USA and there is an incised letter “K” interior bottom.

This is a super addition to any collection – it is in mint condition!

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This listing has a set of 4 McCoy casseroles from the Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line!

These are the 12 oz. individual size casseroles and are marked: 7050, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Casseroles look new and unused! There are some typical production McFlaws -- one bowl has a couple 1/8" stress marks on rim edge and the handle end has a pottery overrun.

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MCCOY'S FLOWER FORM VASES ARE SO PRETTY! THIS ONE IS THE CHRYSANTHEMUM AND IS IN THE PRETTY LILAC COLOR. HAS WONDERFUL COLOR, AND WAS EARLY FROM THE MOLD AS DETAILS ARE CRISP AND PRECISE! VASE HAS NO CRACKS OR CRAZING BUT IS NOT WITHOUT PROBLEMS. IT HAS ONE BROKEN LEAF POINT AND HAS SUSTAINED A 3/8" X 3/8" SLICE TYPE CHIP ON FLOWER AT A SIDE MOLD SEAM. PREVIOUS OWNER PUT SOME GREEN COLOR ON THE BROKEN LEAF TIP -- DEBATABLE BUT I WOULD HAVE LEFT IT ALONE...

This listing has McCoy's large green pepper cookie jar! It measures 8 1/8" tall to rim, 10 1/8" tall to top of lid stem handle...

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 an excellent condition tureen from McCoy's Canyon dinnerware line!

This is the large size tureen -- 6 3/4" tall to rim with slotted lid for spoon/ladle.

Bottom is marked 1424, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Tureen has no chips, no dings, no cracks, no crazing -- excellent condition!

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Produced in 1953, this is a lovely McCoy flower form vase!

It’s yellow with brown accents, measures 9 3/8” tall (at tallest), and is marked on bottom: McCoy, USA.

Vase is in wonderful condition but does have crazing, some of which has darkened slightly. The crazing is not detrimental to use or appearance. There’s a ½” stress in the bottom dry (setting) ring that appears to be a production McFlaw that is also not detrimental...

Excellent condition Shawnee Puss n’ Boots creamer! She’s a golden yellow color, “wears” a green shawl that’s “tied” with a mauve color bow, and she has green booties/house shoes. Marked on bottom: Shawnee, USA, 85. Beautiful colors with lots of detail!!

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...

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 is an eye-catching Lady vase made by Hollywood Ceramics! The marking is very difficult to see due to glaze fill-in but it is marked!

This is not a small vase -- it measures 12 ¼” tall, the base measures 8” long and 4 1/8” wide.

She has no chips, no cracks, does have pretty crazing which is very common on items with clear over-glaze...

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 beautiful jardinière that has been in my collection for many years – it is actually among my first McCoy purchases.

The jard measures 6 ½” tall, 7 3/8” wide and is marked McCoy. It’s in a pretty matte pink color with in-mold lotus leaves and flowers.

Made in 1945 and is in wonderful condition – has crazing and some typical McFlaws (glaze drips, etc) -- nothing detrimental.

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This listing has an outstanding unmarked McCoy stoneware vase! It measures 6” tall and is white with a semi-matte glaze.

The condition is excellent with absolutely no evidence of use – difficult to believe this vase was made in 1932!

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