This is an adorable small McCoy pitcher in light green. It measures 7 inches tall by 4 inches across and is in perfect condition. The mark used on the bottom dates the piece between 1940's and 1960's. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration.

Offering this Watt Pottery bowl with green & white bands that was produced in the 1940's. Watt Pottery produced these very collectible pottery in Crooksville Ohio between 1922 until the pottery burned in 1965. This beautiful bowl which is in excellent condition measures 8 inches across by 4.5 inches high. Marked on the bottom "Watt 8 USA Oven Ware". See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration.

Offering this bowl that was produced by the Watt Pottery Co.of Crooksville Ohio. This pattern with turquoise and pink bands was introduced in 1940 under the "Kitch-N-Queen" series. Marked on the bottom "Watt 8 USA Oven Ware". For the age it is in excellent condition but does have a mold imperfection on the rim. See photo front. Bowl measures 8 inches across and 4.5 inches high. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration.

Decorative McCoy Pottery 2 handled vase in green/aqua. Good mold, color and glaze. FACTORY ORIGINAL CONDITION. No chips, cracks, damage or repair of any kind. Marked on bottom "Made in McCoy U.S.A" which dates this piece bet. the 1940's to 1960's. Vase is 9" tall and 8" wide and is in excellent condition. See all my many other great list of collectibles and vintage items.

Wedgwood oval pin or vanity tray in portland blue. Raised white design in center shows 5 cherubs with a tree and sleeping dog on the left. Marked "Wedgwood Made in England". Mark dates it after 1970. Measures 4.5 by 3.25 inches and is in excellent condition. Insurance extra if requested. See all my many great collectible and antique listings.

This vase or sometimes called utensil holder is marked on the bottom "McCoy U.S.A.". Also in the mold is the number 150 and a logo LLC. In 1974 McCoy was sold to the Lancaster Colony Corp. which accounts for the logo LLC. This arrangement did not last very long as a change was made again in the 1980's. For that reason not many pieces with the LLC logo were produced. I have only seen this mold in a spongeware pattern. This floral design which is on both sides is very difficult to find...

Offering this Hull Art vase in the matte finish pink & blue Magnolia pattern. It has a different flower design on the other side. It is in their Hull Art era that was produced between 1917 and the early 1950's. The piece measures 8 1/2 inches high by 7.75 inches across. Marked on the bottom "Hull Art U.S.A.-1-8 1/2". It is in excellent condition. Shipping weight is 5 pounds.

A Roseville White Rose vase number 987-9" in the color blue. White Rose was first produced in 1940 in Zanesville, Ohio. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled. I guarantee my Roseville or any item I sell to be authentic and only buy from someone who will give this same guarantee...

A Roseville Peony 2 handled ewer/vase numbered 67-126" in the color orange & green. Peony was first produced in 1942 in Zanesville, Ohio. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled. I guarantee my Roseville or any item I sell to be authentic and only buy from someone who will give this same guarantee...

A Roseville Cosmos 2 handled ewer/vase numbered 956-12" in the color blue. Cosmos was first produced in 1939 in Zanesville, Ohio. The Roseville mark on this piece is incised in the mold. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled...

A Roseville Bushberry 2 handled vase numbered 157-8" in the color green. Clematis was first produced in 1941 in Zanesville, Ohio. Roseville is one of the most sought after potteries by collectors and for this reason there has been a flood of reproductions on the market. To the expert eye these forgeries are easily detected but many a novice has been fooled. I guarantee my Roseville or any item I sell to be authentic and only buy from someone who will give this same guarantee...

Attractive 8.75 inch Red Wing vase with a leaf design and shaded turquoise color with charcoal to black speckled spots. It is marked on the bottom incised in the mold "Red Wing U.S.A. M1442". Red Wing Potteries which had gained world-wide fame and stature during 90 years of pottery production closed operations in August of 1967. The vase is in mint condition. Shipping weight is 3 pounds.