Catalog: Pottery and Stoneware

WOW -- THIS IS INDEED A RARE FIND! THIS LISTING IS FOR A PITCHER FROM BRUSH'S BEAUTIFUL CLOVER LINE. MEASURES 7 1/4" TALL (AT TALLEST), BASE IS 3 1/4" DIAMETER -- IT IS SHAPED LIKE A REFRIGERATOR PITCHER. HAS NO CHIPS OR CRACKS -- DOES HAVE VERY TYPICAL GLAZE CRAZING. IT HAS A LITTLE PIECE OF WHAT FEELS LIKE CEMENT/CONCRETE (??) LOCATED ON INSIDE OF PITCHER. I TRIED TO REMOVE IT BUT IS IS FIRMLY ATTACHED -- I DIDN'T WANT TO CHANCE DAMAGING THE PITCHER SO I LEFT IT ALONE...

This is one in a series of 4 banks issued by Nelson and Billie McCoy to recognize the 200th birthday of Zanesville and Muskingum County! Each bank was a limited production and this one is a pretty burgundy/mauve color which was the last color issued in the series. For whatever reason, this bank was labeled as a "second" and as such, it was not issued a number...

This listing has a very nice McCoy cookie jar "part"! This is the coal bucket cookie jar portion for the kitten on coal bucket cookie jar.

It is in mint condition -- no chips, no cracks, no crazing! It has a 1/4" production stress on rim -- of no consequence and is a typical production McFlaw.

Bottom is marked 218, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

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This listing has an absolutely mint condition McCoy Pottery candle lamp!

The pattern is what I have named pink peonies -- an off-white color background with flower blooms in shades of pink and leaves in shades of green -- lovely!

These candle holder lamps were produced with several different syle glass chimneys/glass globes -- the one on this lamp is particularly striking and pleasing to the eye.

I don't believe this lamp has ever been used -- it has the clear glass votive h...

This is one of McCoy's most attractively styled pitcher and bowl sets -- the Clipper Ship!

The pitcher and bowl are dark green with darker green accent color and have shiny over-glaze.

The bowl is oval shape and measures 11 5/8" long, 9 1/2" wide (at center), 2 5/8" tall.

Pitcher is 7 3/4" tall (at tallest) and is very decorative with in-mold clipper ship on both front and back of pitcher.

Both pieces are marked: 7512, McCoy (in circle with lines), USA.

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

It's marked on bottom: 1419, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA...

This listing has an excellent condition McCoy large green pepper cookie jar!

It has no chips, no cracks, no dings and bottom is marked McCoy, 157.

Another lovely cookie jar from my personal McCoy collection.

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This listing has a Cleminson Pottery cookie jar!

The jar measures 9” tall to top of knob type handle, stamped on bottom: The California Cleminsons, hand painted, and is in excellent condition.

The colors and design on this piece are outstanding!!

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This is a very nice McCoy cookie jar – the brown cookie barrel! Produced only 1969-72, jar is marked 146, McCoy (in circle with lines), USA. Jar was early from the mold with clean distinct lines! In wonderful condition with only evidence of “use” being two (1/4”) chips on the bottom dry (setting) ring – they are not detracting...

This listing has a difficult to find McCoy item – the rabbits and stump planter!

Made in 1951, planter is marked McCoy, USA.

It’s in excellent condition with minor crazing and has a small ¼” glaze bruise on one side at top. I refer to this as a bruise because there is a line but glaze did not come off – it’s not detrimental.

This is a lovely planter and a super addition to a collection!

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This is a lovely McCoy wall pocket – the pretty red apple with green leaves!

The red color is a soft red which is a little different than usually found.

Wall pocket is in wonderful condition, it has a 1/8” slice type glaze ding on a leaf tip – not detracting, actually looks like a glaze/color skip but it’s not.

It has been used as intended and has minor water/chemical residue on interior...

What a treasure -– McCoy candle holders in the original box!

They are 6 inches tall and are a pretty soft yellow color with “speckles” and peach color flowers with green leaves.

Per box, this pattern is named "Romance" -- it’s so nice to be able to put a name with this beautiful pattern!

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Produced only 3 years (1965-68), this is McCoy’s chiffonier cookie jar!

Jar is marked McCoy, USA and it’s in wonderful condition.

The only “use” evidence is a tiny 1/16” ding on a back edge and a 1/8” ding on rim edge (lid covers it) – that’s it! Both dings are tiny are not detrimental.

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This listing has a beautiful tea pot and 2 cups from McCoy’s Daisy Delight dinnerware line of the 1970’s!

This is the 6 cup size tea pot, marked on bottom: 1418, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

The cups are marked: 286, McCoy, Lancaster Colony (mark), USA.

All pieces are in excellent condition – no chips, no cracks, no crazing – look new!

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This listing has an excellent condition Shawnee matchbox holder!

It’s a pretty baby blue color, is from the Fern Leaf (Wheat) line, and is marked USA...

This beautiful flower/console bowl is from my personal McCoy collection. I purchased it many years ago and it is in excellent, like new condition.

The flower bowl was made in 1941 and it’s gray color with purple accent color. Bottom is marked McCoy, USA and there is an incised letter “K” interior bottom.

This is a super addition to any collection – it is in mint condition!

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Here's an oldie for you -- a Nelson McCoy water pitcher in a beautiful burgundy color!

The round shaped pitcher has simple styling, the only pattern is in-mold circular rings around the base.

Pitcher is in wonderful condition with only light age crazing -- no chips, no dings, no cracks!

Impressed (in-mold) mark on bottom of pitcher is overlapping NM, USA which dates pitcher to late 30s/early 40s.

This is a difficult to find item in a difficult to find color -- very ni...

What a treasure! Made in 1942, this is McCoy's lady with bonnet wall pocket and she still has approximately 95% of her original cold paint!!

She has no chips, no dings, no cracks -- has some crazing at top of bonnet. She has one typical McFlaw -- a small production flake-off on inside rim -- has glaze and is of no consequence.

This is a beautiful piece and a wonderful addition to any McCoy or wall pocket collection!

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