This listing has a McCoy water pitcher from the pretty Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line! Pitcher measures 8 ¼” tall (at tallest) and bottom is marked 155, USA. It is in excellent, unused condition with a few typical McCoy production flaws – a glazed over dark speck and a few little “sand” grains in the glaze – again, these are production and not detrimental...

From the early 1930’s, this is a McCoy 5 ½” vase in a beautiful burgundy color! It is in excellent condition. Although it has typical production imperfections (a non-glaze/color on rim, a glazed over flake-off on rim edge that appears to have been fired to the inside), it has no evidence of “use”. Bottom is marked USA A. Very pretty vase, very collectible!

This is a find – a hanging basket planter from McCoy’s butterfly line of the early 1940’s! Although produced as a hanging planter, it is also free-standing. Planter is the pretty “lavender” (pale lilac) color, measures 4 1/8” tall, 6 3/8” diameter, and bottom is marked NM, USA. It is in excellent condition for its age with a few typical production pin-pops/flake-offs – nothing detrimental or worthy of mention...

This listing has a difficult to find McCoy bird feeder! Produced in 1975, this feeder is hanging style and still has the original chain. Feeder measures 9 ¾” tall, 3 ¼” diameter (bottom), 5 ¼” diameter (top). It is in excellent condition with the only “use” evidence being a ¼” glaze flake-off on bottom – that’s it! A super collectible!

These little Shawnee planters are difficult to find – this is only the second set we’ve had listed! The truck planter measures 3 ½” tall (at tallest), 4 3/8” long (at longest), and 3 1/16” wide (at widest). Bottom is marked 680, Shawnee, USA. The trailer measures 3 ¼” tall (at tallest), 4 ½” long (at longest), and 3 ¼” wide (at widest). Bottom is marked Shawnee, USA, 681...

This listing has your choice of three unmarked McCoy baby duck planters! There is a blue color, a yellow, and a white one. They are in super condition – the yellow duck has a couple craze marks on back of his head, the white duck has a super tight, barely visible (like a pencil mark) hairline at rim edge and only the white one retains cold painted eyes...

This is a very difficult to find McCoy item – a batter bowl from the brown drip dinnerware line! Bowl measures 4 ½” tall, 7 ¾” diameter, and bottom is marked McCoy, Ovenproof, USA. Batter bowls are more difficult to find with the long handle (as opposed to the tab type handle) and this bowl has the long handle. Bowl has pretty color and is in excellent condition. It has very minor utensil-like marks in bottom but I believe they’re just storage marks because bowl appears new and unused...

This is a rare and unusual McCoy piece! It’s from the pretty Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line and is in excellent condition. It measures 2 ¾” tall, the opening is 2 3/8” diameter, and bottom is marked 1260, 5 ¾ oz., USA. When I purchased this item, I had no idea what it was because I had never seen one like it. I researched this jar and could not find it in any reference book – not even in my McCoy dinnerware book – so I contacted my friend Quita...

Absolutely gorgeous Hull hand vase – the pink color is so pretty! Vase measures 7 ¾” tall, bottom is marked Hull, and it’s in excellent condition. A super addition to a collection and a beautiful display item!!

*We have another Hull hand vase in white – our inventory item #M1873 – purchase both for $125 .00!

Very nice McCoy pink and blue serving platter! Measures 12 ¼” diameter and is in wonderful condition. It has a few craze marks and utensil marks – nothing detrimental. Marked USA.

Excellent condition creamer and covered sugar from McCoy’s Stonecraft dinnerware line! They’re the pretty creamy/ivory color with pink and blue bands/stripes. Measure 3 ½” tall, creamer is marked 1414, USA and sugar is marked 1414, McCoy, USA. Set looks new and unused – super!

Another pretty McCoy pitcher from the Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line! Measures 7” tall, bottom is marked 1429, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA and it is in wonderful condition. The only evidence of “use” is a ¼” slice type chip on the bottom dry (setting) ring – not detrimental and of no consequence! Super addition to a dinnerware collection.