Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware: McCoy

This listing is for the more difficult to find cylindrical shape McCoy brown drip cookie jar!

Bottom is marked USA, 28 and is in excellent condition.

There is only 1 available; the one on left in photo has been sold.

This jar can also be used as flour or sugar canister!

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Beautiful McCoy vase from the Arcature line of 1951! Vase is gray with burgundy color bird. Measures 6 1/8” long, 2 ¾” wide, 6 5/8” tall and is in excellent condition with minor crazing. Has been used as a planter and has a faint stain line. It also has some typical McCoy glaze skips/color runs. Marked on bottom: McCoy, USA and it has 2 incised letter “I”.

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 is a lovely unmarked McCoy candle lamp!

The base is a soft white color with lots of little “speckles”. It has a beautiful red rose, a white camellia, and green leaves -- just gorgeous!

Lamp measures 12” tall (to top of glass globe/chimney) and has the glass insert to hold a votive type candle.

It is in excellent condition!

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Made by McCoy for Metz Brewing Company, this is a neat bank!

It’s in wonderful condition – has no chips or cracks but has lost approximately 20% of the original cold paint and has lost its stopper.

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This vase from McCoy’s Cascade line of 1961 has lovely and somewhat unusual colors!

It measures 7 ¾” tall and bottom is marked: McCoy, USA.

Vase is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks!

Bottom shows remnant of price marking ($11.25) – that’s it!

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McCoy’s large size Bluefield serving bowls are difficult to find! This one is the oval shaped bowl, measures 3 ¼” tall, 10 ½” long, 6 5/8” wide and is marked on bottom: 1425, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Excellent condition!

This listing has a very pretty pitcher and bowl set from McCoy’s Blue Country line!

Pitcher measures 5 ¼” tall (at tallest), bowl is 2 ½” tall, 7 ¾” diameter.

Pitcher has non-glazed bottom and is unmarked, bowl is marked McCoy (in circle with lines).

Both pieces are in excellent condition and have very pretty colors!

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Excellent condition McCoy stork with baby planter! This one is pink and the only evidence of “use” is missing cold paint accents.

It has one typical McCoy production flaw – a spot of green color under the glaze – that’s it!

Bottom is marked McCoy, USA.

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Beautiful unmarked McCoy heart shaped vase! This one has the tabs and the color is white. It’s in wonderful condition – the only flaw I could find is a slightly rough spot on the underneath side of the “ribbon” (on the side of vase). I have examined this with a magnifying glass and I’m still not certain if it’s a professionally repaired chip or a production “bruise” although there is a tiny (1/8”) glaze ding that has been re-attached...

This listing has a beautiful footed planter from McCoy’s Spring Wood line of 1961!

Planter measures 5 1/8” tall, 8” long (at longest), 4 ½” wide (at widest) and is marked McCoy, USA.

It’s in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or crazing.

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Excellent condition chop plate serving platter from McCoy’s pretty Bluefield dinnerware line!

It measures 12 1/8” diameter.

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This listing has a 2 cup McCoy tea pot and two cups from McCoy's pretty Strawberry Country dinnerware line -- only one cup is shown in photo because I added another after we listed the item!

Tea pot is marked: 7129, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Cups are marked: 286, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

All are in wonderful condition with no evidence of “use”...

This is a lovely planter from McCoy’s 1945 rustic line!

Planter measures 8 ¼” long, 6 ½” wide, 3 5/8” tall and has pretty colors with a shiny over-glaze.

Bottom is marked McCoy and planter is in excellent condition with no “use” evidence. It has a couple typical McFlaws (production pin-pops) that are not detrimental in any way!

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McCoy’s basket cookie jars are so neat – this one is the basket of eggs!

The jar “basket” is bright yellow, the lid “eggs” are white, and both pieces have shiny over-glaze.

Marked on bottom: 0274, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Cookie jar is in wonderful condition...

This listing has 2 cups and 2 bowls from McCoy’s pretty Daisy Delight dinnerware line!

The cups are marked: 1412, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

The bowls are marked: 1413, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

All pieces are in excellent condition.

This would be a cute breakfast setting for two!

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This listing has 4 soup bowls from McCoy’s pretty Sandstone line!

Bowls have 2 handles, measure 3” tall, 3 ¾” diameter, and bottoms are marked: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

They are in super condition with a few minor and typical McCoy production flaws (non-glaze, etc) – nothing detrimental!

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This listing has a beautiful, mint condition McCoy vase!

This pattern doesn’t have an assigned McCoy name so I have named it pink peony.

Vase measures 9” tall and bottom is marked 411, USA.

It has a paper label attached to bottom that reads: Nelson McCoy Pottery Company, Roseville, Ohio 43777 and has the Lancaster Colony logo.

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