Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

CUTE BANK SHAPED LIKE A PIRATE'S TREASURE CHEST! IT'S IN A WARM BROWN COLOR WITH BLACK COLD PAINT "ANTIQUING" EFFECTS. MEASURES 6 3/8" LONG, 4 1/4" WIDE, 4 1/4" TALL. MARKED ON BOTTOM: 2203, MADE IN USA. ALSO HAS MANUFACTURER'S NAME, HEAVILY GLAZED BUT APPEARS TO BE TERRACE CERAMICS. BANK IS IN WONDERFUL CONDITION WITH A COUPLE "NIBBLES" AT THE COIN SLOT. NICE ITEM!

This listing has a mint condition McCoy bell!

It is from the Spirit of '76 line and measures 5 1/8" tall.

Looks new!

This listing has an excellent condition and difficult to find McCoy wine decanter!

Produced in 1073, this is called the Wine Cellar Decanter...

This listing has a McCoy "cork" lid cookie jar!

Produced only during 1975-76, this is not an unusual shape or a particularly pretty cookie jar but it is a difficult find.

The cookie jar has the appearance of stoneware -- top 1/3 is brown, rest is an off-white/creamy color, and jar has a clear over-glaze.

The lid looks like a large cork (hence the name Cork Lid Cookie Jar) but it is not, it is pottery.

Jar is marked on bottom: 178, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA...

This listing has a beautiful McCoy Pottery wall pocket! This is the flower blossom in a pretty yellow color with shiny over-glaze.

Wall pocket is in excellent condition -- no chips, no dings, no cracks. It has some production color "flecks" under the glaze that may have been intentional because they are on the front, back, and both sides...

This is one of McCoy's most attractively styled pitcher and bowl sets -- the Clipper Ship!

The pitcher and bowl are dark green with darker green accent color and have shiny over-glaze.

The bowl is oval shape and measures 11 5/8" long, 9 1/2" wide (at center), 2 5/8" tall.

Pitcher is 7 3/4" tall (at tallest) and is very decorative with in-mold clipper ship on both front and back of pitcher.

Both pieces are marked: 7512, McCoy (in circle with lines), USA.

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This listing has a McCoy Smile Happy Face mug!

It's the dark yellow color and bottom is marked McCoy in circle with lines.

Mug is in excellent/mint condition; has no chips, no dings, no cracks, no crazing -- looks new and unused.

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This is a difficult to find McCoy planer -- the Lorena paddlewheel!

Planter is black and white, measures 8 3/4" long, 3 1/8" wide.

It is marked on bottom: Bicentennial Project of Zanesville, Area Chamber of Commerce,1976, USA, McCOY.

Planter has very light crazing but has sustained two small chips -- one is 1/4" and is located on a back corner of paddle wheel, the other is 1/8" and is on bottom part of wheel...

ANOTHER EXCEPTIONAL ESTATE PIECE -- MCCOY'S ART DECO VASE! IT IS SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS "BIRDS" BECAUSE THE DESIGN SOMEWHAT RESEMBLES UPRAISED WINGS. VASE MEASURES 9 1/8" TALL AND IS MARKED ON BOTTOM: MCCOY. IT IS WHITE WITH A SEMI-MATTE FINISH AND HAS NO EVIDENCE OF EVER BEING USED - IT LOOKS NEW! IT HAS SOME TYPICAL MCCOY PRODUCTION GLAZE DRIPS AND HAS A MOST INTERESTING FLAW THAT WAS CORRECTED PRIOR TO FIRING...

BEAUTIFUL MCCOY GRAPES AND LEAVES PITCHER VASE! MEASURES 9 3/8" TALL (AT TALLEST), EXTERIOR IS IN LOVELY YELLOW AND TAN COLORS, INTERIOR IS YELLOW, AND VASE HAS ALL OVER SHINY GLAZE. MARKED ON BOTTOM: MCCOY, USA. VASE IS IN MINT CONDITION -- NO CHIPS, NO CRACKS, NO CRAZING -- LOOKS NEW AND UNUSED!

This listing has an unmarked McCoy twin shoes planter!

It is a beautiful sky blue color with shiny glaze and is in mint condition -- no chips, no dings, no cracks, no crazing!

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This listing has a very pretty unmarked McCoy swan planter!

Swan is a soft yellow color with a semi-matte over-glaze.

It measures 5 18" tall (at tallest), 2 1/2" wide (at widest), and is in wonderful condition.

Swan has minor crazing, a teeny (1/16") ding/flea bite on inside tip of a wing, and a few spots inside bottom that were probably caused by an artificial flower arrangement -- all are minor and of no consequence to use or appearance.

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This listing has a very pretty Morton flowerpot with attached drip saucer!

Attractively styled in a basketweave pattern, flower pot measures 4 3/4" tall, 5 1/8" diameter, and bottom is marked Morton, USA.

Flowerpot is in a pretty soft white color with shiny glaze and is in wonderful condition with no evidence of use.

Interior has a very small discoloration that appears to be under glaze and has one glaze stress along inner rim...

This listing has a beautiful and very eye-catching vase!

Made by Hollywood Ceramics, this is a double vase (small vase at each end) and center has a lovely little girl on a swing.

Vase is dark green, girl is "dressed" in burgundy.

It's marked on bottom: Hollywood Ceramics, Hand Made in California.

Vase is in mint condition and is an exceptional item!

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Neat pair of Frankoma miniatures shaped like cowboy boots!

They are in the Prairie Green (green blend) color, measure 3 1/4" tall (at tallest), and both have an in-mold star on each side.

One boot is in excellent condition. The other has a 1/2" slice type chip on inside rim...

Cute little Uhl shoes! These are minis -- measure 2 1/2" long (at longest), 1 3/8" tall (at tallest).

Both are in Uhl's pretty blue color, are shaped like a woman's heel/pump, and both are hand decorated. One is stamped Uhl on bottom, the other is not...

This listing has a beautiful McCoy ivy teapot!

It's cream/ivory color with green ivy and brown stems on both sides of teapot. The handle looks like a vine!

Teapot is marked on bottom: McCoy, USA.

It is in very good condition -- one side has some production glaze pops and non-color/glaze in the ivy...

This listing has a cheerful McCoy Happy Face flowerpot!

It's in the sunny yellow color with black eyes and smile.

Bottom is marked: 0386, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Flowerpot is in wonderful condition -- no chips, no dings, no cracks, no crazing -- smile has some color loss (it's cold painted) -- that's it!

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