Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware: McCoy

This listing has a cup from Peabody Coal Company’s Sunnyhill Mine. Sunnyhill Mine was located in Ohio and it has been closed for quite a while.

It is a safety training award from their 1984-85 Winter Alert. Cup measures 2 ¾” tall and is in excellent condition...

Very pretty colors on this McCoy Canyon creamer and covered sugar! They have the darker rust color and both are in wonderful condition.

Set has no “use” evidence but do have some production glaze imperfections. The creamer has rough glaze on the handle and sugar has some non-color/glaze dots – these are production.

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

Nice set, nicely priced.

This listing has a set of 4 individual size casseroles from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

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

This listing has a tall vase in McCoy’s gorgeous Romance pattern! Vase measures 10” tall, bottom is marked 142, USA, and it’s in excellent condition.

I have collected and sold McCoy pottery for a long time and the Romance line is my favorite of all McCoy productions. I love the soft colors, it’s just very feminine and pretty.

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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 super nice vintage McCoy Pottery flowerpot!

Flowerpot is the Greek Key pattern from the 1950s, measures 2 3/4” tall, and is white with clear over-glaze. White flowerpots in the Greek Key design are more difficult to find than some of the other colors.

Bottom is marked McCoy, USA.

The only evidence of “use” is a faint stain line along interior top edge – that’s it!

This listing has a set of 4 pedestal style mugs from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

Mugs measure 4 ¼” tall and bottoms are marked: McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

All are in excellent condition with a few typical McFlaws (pin-pops, irregular color/glaze, etc) – nothing unusual and nothing detrimental.

This listing has a covered butter dish from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line! Butter dish is in excellent condition and bottom is marked McCoy, 7013, USA.

Pretty colors on this McCoy teapot! This one is from the pretty Canyon dinnerware line and bottom is marked 1418, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

It has some typical McFlaws – production glaze irregularities, etc – nothing detrimental.

The only evidence of “use” is a teeny, teeny ding on upper edge – again not detrimental.

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This listing has a trivet from McCoy’s pink and blue Stonecraft dinnerware line! Trivet measures 5 ¾” diameter and back is marked 1052, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA. It has some typical McCoy glaze imperfections – dots, etc – production and not detrimental. The only “use” evidence is some crazing that is very common on clear over-glaze items. Nice item!

This listing has a McCoy spoon rest – it’s from the pink and blue Stonecraft dinnerware line!

It measures 3” wide (at widest), 4 ¾” long (at longest) and back is marked: McCoy, 232, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

Spoon rest has a couple glaze craze marks and minor wear on stripes – that’s it!

This listing has a creamer and sugar with lid from McCoy’s pretty Canyon dinnerware line!

Pieces are marked 1414, McCoy, USA and are in excellent condition with typical glaze/color variances.

This set has the more difficult to find smooth (not textured) glaze finish.

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This listing has a covered butter dish from McCoy’s Canyon dinnerware line!

Butter dish is in excellent condition and bottom is marked McCoy, 7013, USA.

This listing has a set of 4 McCoy fish shaped plates!

They measure 12 1/8” long (at longest), 6 ¼” wide (at center), and backs are marked: Ovenproof, 9374, USA.

All are in excellent condition!

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This is only the second set of these McCoy Canyon “stubby” shakers I’ve had in inventory – they are very difficult to find!

Shakers measure 2 1/8” tall and have the more difficult to find smooth (not textured) glaze/finish.

The set looks new and unused – even have the original orange color plastic stoppers...

This is such a pretty unmarked McCoy flowerpot -- it’s the basketweave design from 1932!

It measures 3 3/4” tall and is a gorgeous aqua/green color with shiny over-glaze.

Other than a dirt stain line where pot is attached to saucer, there is no “use” evidence! It has a 3/16” production stress at rim that extends 1/4” inside – this stress is production and the cause can easily be seen – there’s an extra pottery line that runs down from the stress – absolutely no...

This listing has McCoy’s difficult to find strawberry jar that was made only 2 years, 1955-57! The jar bottoms are occasionally found but usually without lids or the lids usually have damage to the leaf tips – this jar has NO dings, no chips, no cracks to the lid or the jar bottom!

The bottom is not red, it is more of a gorgeous mauve color and the lid is dark green color with both pieces having a clear over-glaze.

Bottom is marked McCoy, USA.

This is an exception...

This is a gorgeous McCoy cookie jar – a kitten on a coal bucket! The kitten is a golden/tan color and is the lid of the jar. The jar bottom is a coal bucket.

Jar bottom has a few teeny dings that are only noticeable when running your fingers across them. I think a prior owner color-touched up the dings and it is very common to find these jars with teeny dings due to the jagged edges on the “coal”...