Catalog: Dinnerware: McCoy

This is a beautiful bowl for use or display! It is a McCoy square bottom stoneware bowl and is tan color with pink and blue bands. It has very decorative in-mold band around outer upper edge of bowl and has in-mold "scallops" at bottom.

Bowl measures 9 1/2" diameter, 6" tall and is in wonderful condition, always pampered! The older stoneware bowls are becoming more and more difficult to find -- especially in this condition.

There are 4 McCoy tall (soda style) mugs in this listing!

They’re from the Stonecraft pink and blue dinnerware line, measure 5” tall, and are marked McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Mugs are in very good condition – one has some discolored crazing interior bottom and has exterior crazing. The other three have minor discolored crazing in bottoms with one also having some exterior crazing...

This McCoy listing has a tea service from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

The service consists of a tea pot/server, covered sugar, creamer, 4 cups, and 4 saucers.

All pieces are in excellent condition with beautiful colors!

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I seldom refer to McCoy items as rare but this style Canyon platter is so difficult to find that I believe it falls into the rare classification!

This is the oval shaped platter (13 ½” x 10”) and is unmarked.

It has absolutely no evidence of “use” but the glaze has some typical McCoy imperfections – nothing that I would rate as detrimental (see photos)...

What a find – a rare McCoy Canyon serving platter! I have only seen two of this design in the Canyon line and I was fortunate enough to purchase both!

Platter measures 13 ¼” (end to end) and 10” wide, bottom is marked 7062, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA and it is in excellent condition.

The color is beautiful – the more golden rust color – super addition to a Canyon collection!

Wow – what a find – 4 McCoy soup and sandwich sets!

There are 4 sandwich plates with matching cups/bowls.

Plates measure 11” x 8 5/8”, cups are 3 ¾” diameter, 2 ¾” tall.

All are marked McCoy and all are in excellent condition!

Neat dinnerware service from McCoy’s Strawberry Country line! There is a total of 16 pieces – 4 dinner plates, 4 bread/dessert plates, 4 salad/cereal bowls, and 4 cups.

There are no chips, dings, or cracks on any of the pieces but there is minor wear to the strawberry decals, mostly on the dinner plates but nothing serious.

Set is priced to reflect this imperfection!

Set of 4 very difficult to find McCoy brown drip fish plates!

These measure 12” long, 6 ¼” wide (at widest), and are marked Oven Proof, 9374, USA.

Excellent condition!

Be certain to see our #3947 -- matching brown drip large fish platter!

Wow – this is the difficult to find large 14” size McCoy bowl! It’s from the pretty pink and blue Stonecraft dinnerware line and is in excellent condition.

Bottom is marked: Oven Proof, McCoy, 14, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Super!

This listing has a very pretty McCoy dinnerware service for 4!

This set is from the Sandstone line and has a total of 20 pieces. There are 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 bread/dessert plates,4 salad/soup bowls, and 4 dinner plates.

The bowls are marked 1413, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. The cups are marked 1412, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. The saucers, bread/desserts, and dinner plates are marked USA.

All pieces are in great condition with no chips, dings, or cracks...

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 McCoy listing has a Canyon dinnerware service for 4! There is a total of 20 pieces – 4 dinner plates, 4 dessert/salad plates, 4 soup/cereal bowls, 4 saucers, and 4 cups. This set has the darker rust color with the more smooth (not textured) finish and is in excellent condition. Super!

Super McCoy dinnerware listing – a service for 4 from the pretty Canyon line! There are 4 cups, 4 bowls, 4 saucers, 4 bread/dessert plates, and 4 dinner plates.

All pieces are in excellent condition – no chips, no cracks – with normal McFlaws (pin-pops, etc) and color variations – nothing detrimental.

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A note about shipping for dinnerware services -- it is heavy (normally in the 20+ pound range when packed for shi...

This listing has a McCoy Canyon dinnerware service for four! There are 20 pieces – 4 dinner plates, 4 bread/dessert plates, 4 saucers, 4 cups, and 4 soup/cereal bowls. Super condition – no chips, no cracks, no crazing!

This listing has an excellent condition dinnerware service for four from McCoy’s pretty Canyon line!

There are 4 dinner plates, 4 bread/salad plates, 4 soup bowls, 4 saucers, and 4 cups.

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A note about shipping for dinnerware services -- it is heavy (normally in the 20+ pound range when packed for shipping) and the shipping box is rated as oversized by both postal and UPS...

Excellent condition McCoy tureen! This one is from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line and is the shorter size. Bottom is marked: 1421, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. Looks new!

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...

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...