Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware: McCoy: Jardinieres

Difficult to believe this beautiful McCoy planter was produced in 1949!

This is the strawberry jar with bird on top, measures 8” tall (at tallest) and is marked on bottom: McCoy, USA.

Excellent condition!

Made in the 1930’s, this is a lovely McCoy leaves and berries jardinière! This is the lager size – measures 8” tall, 8 5/8” diameter. Jardinière is in wonderful condition – the only evidence of ever being “uses” are 3 glaze dings (1/4”, 1/8”, 1/16”) at the base and couple chips at bottom edge that could be chips, could be flake-offs – not detrimental...

This is a beautiful jardinière that has been in my collection for many years – it is actually among my first McCoy purchases.

The jard measures 6 ½” tall, 7 3/8” wide and is marked McCoy. It’s in a pretty matte pink color with in-mold lotus leaves and flowers.

Made in 1945 and is in wonderful condition – has crazing and some typical McFlaws (glaze drips, etc) -- nothing detrimental.

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When I saw this McCoy jardinière at an estate sale, I couldn’t believe my eyes -- the pattern is of leaves and single Calla lily blooms – quite beautiful and very, very difficult to find!

Jardiniere measures 6 ½” tall, 6” diameter, and is marked on bottom: McCoy.

The condition is wonderful -- it has no chips, dings or cracks but does have some interior crazing...

This Floraline jardinière is not your everyday find! It’s a pretty soft yellow color, measures 6 ½” tall, 9 ¾” diameter and bottom is marked: 431, Floraline, Lancaster Colony (mark).

The jardinière is in excellent condition – no chips, no cracks. It has some dark dots inside bottom that are production, under the glaze, and not detrimental -- typical McFlaws!

Produced in 1945, this is a super condition McCoy jardinière! It’s a pretty matte aqua color, measures 6 ½” tall, 7” diameter (at top), and has an in-mold flower design. Jardinière has heavy glaze and any markings on bottom are filled-in. There are no chips, dings, or cracks but there are typical production McFlaws – pin-pops, uneven glaze, etc. – nothing detrimental. This is an excellent addition to a collection!

Beautiful colors on this brown onyx jardinière!

It measures 6” tall and is in super condition – the only “use” evidence is a 1/8” glaze ding on the lower edge of base that is not detrimental.

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This listing has a pair of matching McCoy jardinières!

They measure 5 1/8” tall, 5 3/4” diameter, and bottoms are marked 621, McCoy, USA.

Both jards are in excellent condition – appear new and unused!

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There are so many variances in McCoy pottery items that you cannot simply state that a particular item cannot be a McCoy piece because of the glaze, etc. This is one of those pieces and it has been a part of my personal McCoy collection for well over 20 years.

It is the small jardinière (planter) from the Butterfly line of the 1940s. It measures 2 ¾” tall, 3 ¼” diameter, and bottom has overlapping NM (mark), USA...