Catalog: Dinnerware

This listing has excellent condition unmarked candle holders from McCoy’s pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Candle holders measure 3 ¾” tall.

These very difficult to find candle holders are a super addition to a Canyon collection!

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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 serving bowl from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Bowl measures 2 5/8” tall, 7 ¾” diameter. Bottom is marked: 1423, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

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This listing has an excellent condition shaker set from McCoy’s pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Shakers have gorgeous color with the more smooth (not textured) finish.

They measure 3 ½” tall and have the original plastic stoppers.

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This listing has a set of 4 McCoy casseroles from the Canyon dinnerware line!

These are the French style (round stick type handles) and bottoms are marked 7054, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Casseroles measure 2 1/4" tall, 3 1/2" diameter and are the 14 ounce size.

This set is in excellent condition with typical McFlaws – uneven glaze, a glaze skip on one rim edge, and one has a non-glaze/color dot “pool” that popped...

Excellent condition souvenir plate for Pennsylvania! Plate was designed by Vernon Kilns, U.S.A. It is very decorative with lots of attention to detail. Back of plate has state information. Measures 10 ¼” diameter and is a neat collectible!

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Another excellent condition souvenir plate! Produced by Vernon Kilns and was an advertising/promotional item from P.A. Bergner & Co. Per back of plate, P.A. Bergner & Co. was the “Treasure Chest of the Middle West”. Plate measures 10 ¼” diameter.

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This is an excellent condition collectible souvenir plate -- it’s for Detroit, MI and was made by Vernon Kilns.

Plate was an advertising/store give-a-way for Hudson’s of Detroit. It measures 10 ¼” diameter – a super collectible!

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This listing has an excellent condition McCoy serving bowl from the pretty Graystone dinnerware line!

Bowl measures 8” diameter, 2 ½” tall. Bottom is marked: 1423, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

There are no chips, dings, flea bites, cracks -- bowl is in excellent condition.

McCoy dinnerware line serving bowls are difficult to find!

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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)...

This listing has an excellent condition McCoy serving bowl from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

This one is oval shaped, measures 3 ¼” tall, 6 3/8” wide (at center), 10 ¼” long (end to end) and bottom is marked 1425, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Bowl has beautiful color and has the shiny over-glaze. Looks new and unused!

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This listing has an excellent condition McCoy bowl from the Canyon dinnerware line!

Bowl is oval shaped, measures 3 ¼” tall, 6 3/8” wide (at center), 10 3/8” long (end to end) and bottom is marked 1425, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

It is in excellent condition with pretty color and the matte finish.

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This is a neat item – a decanter and 4 tumblers from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

The color is the more yellow/gold color instead of rust color.

Tumblers have typical productions color variances and are marked 659, McCoy, USA.

Decanter has typical McFlaws – pin-pops and has a visible mold line – production, nothing detrimental!

Very nice set, not your everyday find.

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This listing has an excellent condition creamer and covered sugar from McCoy’s pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Creamer is marked 1414, USA, sugar is marked 1414, McCoy, USA.

Lovely colors on this set!

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This listing has a set of 4 rare McCoy pedestal cups from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

As most of you know, I seldom use the word “rare” to describe McCoy items but these cups are just that, rare. This is the only set I have ever seen like these in the Canyon dinnerware line!

Cups measure 4” tall and bottoms are marked: 1085, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA...

This listing has a super condition McCoy creamer and covered sugar from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Creamer is marked 1414, USA. Sugar is marked 1414, McCoy, USA.

Creamer has a ¼” slice type chip in the dry setting (underneath) ring – that’s it! -- not detrimental any way!

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Excellent condition McCoy teapot from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Bottom is marked 1418, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Teapot has a few typical McFlaws – non-glazed/color dots (one on lid edge and on pour spout) – absolutely not detrimental. There are also some glaze dots/grains on side – again, production and not detrimental!

Very nice teapot with lovely colors!

This listing has an excellent, like new condition gravy server bowl from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

It measures 2 ½” tall, 6” diameter (pouring lip to lip), and bottom is marked 1428, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Gorgeous color!

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