Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

This is an exceptional listing of McCoy pitchers in the difficult to find Blue Willow Pattern! There are three pitchers, each is matte white with "speckles" and has the pretty blue willow decals on front.

The largest one measures 7 3/4" tall, middle one measures 6 1/2" tall, and the smallest one measures 5 1/4" tall.

Mint condition with exception of small pitcher has a very small "ding" on side of spout -- it's so small that it does not detract in any way!

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Another mint condition McCoy item -- this one is a small canister in the blue willow pattern!

Shaped like a milk can, canister measures 5 1/2" tall from top to bottom. Color is matte white with the blue willow decal.

Canister is marked on bottom: 330, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA and it appears to have never been used!

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McCoy's Blue Willow items are so pretty as evidenced by this teapot!

It's a beautiful matte white color with the colorful Blue Willow decal. Marked on bottom: 163, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Teapot is in excellent condition -- no chips, no dings, no cracks, no crazing!

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MINT CONDITION MCCOY TEAPOT! THIS ONE IS FROM THE BLUE WILLOW LINE -- IT'S MATTE WHITE WITH THE VERY PRETTY AND COLORFUL BLUE WILLOW DECAL ON FRONT. MARKED ON BOTTOM: 163, MCCOY, LANCASTER COLONY (MARK), USA. NO CHIPS, NO CRACKS, NO CRAZING!

SUPER MCCOY BOBBY BAKER COOKIE JAR! HE'S IN GREAT CONDITION WITH ORIGINAL PAINT COMPLETELY INTACT. MARKED ON BOTTOM: 183, MCCOY, LANCASTER COLONY (MARK). HAS NO EVIDENCE OF "USE". DOES HAVE SOME TYPICAL PRODUCTION FLAWS -- DRY (SETTING) RING HAS A FEW ROUGH PLACES, LID HAS SOME STRESS MARKS AND A GLAZE POP (ALL ON UNDERSIDE OF LID). POP HAS PINK COLOR (?) -- I DON'T KNOW IF A PRIOR OWNER DID THAT BUT IT'S OBVIOUS THE POP IS PRODUCTION...

This listing is for a McCoy cookie jar “part” – the lid for a Bobby Baker cookie jar!

Lid is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or crazing – does have some typical McFlaws – some glaze skips and it has a tiny fired rough spot on top – it’s production with color and glaze.

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This is a really neat cookie jar listing -- it's McCoy Pottery's Bobby Baker!

Cookie jar measures 10 1/2" tall. Bottom is marked: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark).

Bobby Baker is in great condition -- still retains the original cold paint on his eyes, spoon, and buttons!

Cookie jar has no chips, no cracks, -- the only "use" evidence is some crazing on his hat -- that's it!

This listing has an unmarked McCoy bottle vase designed by Billie McCoy in 1954!

Vase is 8" tall and is marked on bottom: USA. It is in wonderful condition -- bottom edge has a super teeny ding that in way detracts from this vase and really is not worthy of mention.

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Excellent condition McCoy bank produced for Bowery Savings Bank! Shaped like a money chest, the bank is a replica of the first money chest of 1834 and is so noted on bottom of bank. Measures 6 1/8” long, 3 ¾” wide, and 3” tall. It is in wonderful condition – even has the original metal “stopper”. Super item that is becoming more and more difficult to find!

MCCOY BOWLING "SPOOF" ASHTRAY! THIS ONE DEPICTS 3 GUYS SITTING IN A BAR -- LOCATED AT THE BOWLING ALLEY. ONE OF THEM SAYS "I AIN'T BOWLED IN YEARS, BUT MY WIFE DON'T KNOW IT!" NICE SIZE ASHTRAY, MEASURES 2 1/8" TALL, 7 3/4" DIAMETER. HAS NO CHIPS, CRACKS, OR CRAZING. DOES HAVE SOME COLOR WEAR ON THE LETTERING. THESE FUNNY ASHTRAYS BY MCCOY ARE DIFFICULT TO FIND AND ARE WONDERFUL COLLECTIBLES.

This is a neat Boy Scout collectible made by McCoy! It’s the “Governor’s Roundup Award” for the year 1972, Commonwealth of Kentucky! Cup is in excellent condition and bottom is marked USA.

This is a super McCoy collectible! It’s a scouting mug for Georgia’s Governor’s Roundup and has “Thanks, Jimmy Carter” – see photo. Cup is in excellent condition – rim has a small production flake-off (received glaze and gold trim) and is not detrimental. Excellent addition to a collection.

This is a neat Boy Scout cup made by McCoy! Cup is for “Campaign ‘76” with the slogan “Scouting. Preparing for 2176”. Bottom is marked USA, cup is in wonderful condition with very minor wear to the gold on rim. Very nice collectible!

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!

Very pretty flowerpot with attached drip saucer from McCoy's Horticulture line of the early 1980s!

This one is in a cheerful lemon yellow color, measures 5 3/8" tall, 6 3/8" diameter, and bottom is marked 0374, McCoy, USA.

With the exception of a few glaze marks on inside bottom, flowerpot is mint condition -- no chips, no cracks.

This flowerpot is especially interesting in that it has 2 production drain holes, one in bottom of pot and one at bottom edge on side!

This colorful McCoy cookie jar is in excellent condition!

It’s a bright yellow pepper shaped cookie jar and bottom is marked: 157, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

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This is definitely an eye-catcher -- it's a single plate tid bit serving plate from McCoy's Silver Brocade line!

Plate measures 7 1/4" diameter and center handle measures 4 3/4" tall.

Obviously always an unused display item, it still has the original McCoy paper label.

Label reads: "Tarnish Proof, Golden Brocade by Mccoy, Made in U.S.A., Wash in Lukewarm Soap Water".

It should be noted that even though label states this is golden brocade, it is actually silver brocade...

This listing has a lovely vase from McCoy’s Brocade line of 1956!

Vase measures 7 ½” tall and is black with aqua color “brocade”.

Interior is aqua color and bottom is marked McCoy, USA – difficult to see due to glaze fill-in – and has original price stamp of 59 cents!

This vase is from my personal McCoy collection and is in excellent condition.

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