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This Holt Howard item is not perfect but it is such a difficult to find piece that I couldn’t resist purchasing it! The “snowball” candle has a Lenox sticker/label on bottom. Santa is not marked but is shown in Christmas collectibles reference books. The imperfection on Santa is a clean break across the base – it has been re-glued (see photos). Nice addition to a collection!

I purchased these boxes of ornaments together so I am listing them together! One box has a dozen silver color glass ornaments, one box has 10 glass ornaments in assorted colors, and the last box has 8 small red ornaments and they’re plastic! The plastic ornaments are in excellent condition and the condition of the glass ornaments range from very good to some color loss. Still nice items and nicely priced!

This is a serving tray with a colorful Santa face! It measures 13 ½” diameter and has the original Norcrest label/sticker on back. Neat item – not only is it useable as intended but it’s a pretty display item!

Very pretty McCoy dinnerware listing! This set is from the Canyon line and has 20 pieces – 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 soup/cereal bowls, 4 bread/dessert plates, and 4 dinner plates. Cups are marked 1412, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA, bowls are marked 1413, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA, saucers, dessert plates and dinner plates are marked USA. This set has the more rust color with black sponge/spatter rims and it is in super condition with the usual irregularities in glaze, etc. One bow...

This listing has a McCoy dinnerware service for 4 from the pretty Canyon line! There are 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 cereal/soup bowls, 4 bread/dessert plates, and 4 dinner plates. Cups are marked 1412, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA, bowls are marked 1413, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA, and the rest are marked USA. This set has the more dark gold color with rust color accent and of course, the black sponge/spatter at rims. All pieces are in super condition – one bowl has a small fired-on ...

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. Super!!

Excellent condition McCoy planter (fern box)! This one is from the butterfly line of the early 1940’s and is a pretty white color. Planter measures 6” x 8 ½” and bottom has the overlapping NM mark. It has no chips, no cracks, minor crazing – very clean. Super addition to a collection!

This is a difficult to find McCoy mug – “Smile America”! It’s in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. Interior bottom has a non-color/glaze – production and not detrimental. Bottom is marked McCoy (in circle with lines) – difficult to see due to glaze. Neat item!

This is a most unusual candle and although the label is missing, I would say this is a Gurley candle! It’s shaped like an egg (open on one side) and there’s a white rooster inside. Egg is yellow and measures 2 ¾” tlal, 2” wide. The little rooster is white and is approximately 1 ½” tall. The wick has not been lit and candle is in very good condition although it does have storage evidence. Really neat collectible!

These McCoy chop (or spaghetti) plates are neat finds! There are 4 in this listing and they’re from the pretty pink and blue Stonecraft dinnerware line. Plates are marked USA and measure 12 ¼ diameter – the perfect size to use as pasta plates! They have no chips or cracks but do have some crazing and utensil marks – normal “use” evidence, nothing detrimental. Nice!

This is an unusual and very difficult to find McCoy container! It is unusual not only in its size but the lid does not have the interior ridge for a rubber gasket. Container is marked on bottom: 122, USA. This is a rare find to add to a pink and blue collection and it's in excellent condition!

This is a pretty McCoy covered container from the Strawberry Country dinnerware line! Measures 2 ½” tall, 4 5/8” diameter and bottom is marked: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Container is in super condition with only evidence of “use” being a teeny 1/16” ding on edge of lid’s knob type handle. Super addition to a collection!

This listing has a McCoy pink and blue tureen from the Stonecraft dinnerware line! Tureen is the bean pot shape and is marked: 342, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), Oven Proof. The lid is also marked 342. Tureen is in very good condition – it has some typical production glaze rough dots and inside bottom has a production stress. The only “use” evidence is minor crazing and the bottom dry (setting) ring has a 1/4” chip – that’s it!

This is a neat McCoy item – a funnel from the Islander line of 1979! Funnel is a pretty yellow color and is still in the original box. It has no “use” evidence but has a few typical production flaws – a few dark specks (under glaze) and some roughness at hanging tab – nothing detrimental.

Excellent condition gravy bowl/server from McCoy’s pretty brown drip dinnerware line! Bottom is marked: 1428, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. It has absolutely no evidence of “use” – looks new! Super addition to a brown drip collection!

Excellent condition McCoy teapot from the Canyon dinnerware line! Teapot is marked: 1418, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Super item with pretty color!

This listing has a pretty pitcher from the Stonecraft dinnerware line! It’s creamy color with pink and blue stripes/bands. Pitcher measures 6” tall and bottom is marked: 132, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. It has no chips or cracks, does have light crazing (mostly at bottom). Nice!

Purchased at an Indiana estate sale, this is a very nice candle snuffer still in the original gift box from Utterback’s Jewelers of Evansville, IND! Snuffer measures 8 ¾” long and is probably silver plate but I could not find any markings. Neat and useful item!