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 Nelson McCoy Pottery

 

 

 

McCoy Pottery:
Water Pitcher
Vintage 1950s Pedestal Line

 

 

 

Offered for sale:
McCoy Pottery ewer or water pitcher in a bright yellow glaze from the 1950s or early 1960s. The pattern is shown on page 89 of the McCoy Pottery Collector's Reference, volume III (Nissen, Hanson, Hanson); it features a basket-weave like base.

 

Dimensions:
This piece measures 5.25 inches high at the spout tip, 6 inches long from spout tip to handle end, and 3 inches wide across the opening on top.
 

Condition:
This pitcher is in fair to good condition. The one visible flaw is craze lines that have gotten discolored (see photo at right and below). I have tried various cleaning methods with no luck. The other sides and and the interior are very clean, and free of chips, cracks, flakes, or other flaws that I can find.
 

Mark:
Raised McCoy mark, as used in the 1950s.

Price: $9.00

Nelson McCoy
Roseville Floraline
"Pedestal Bowl"
Gloss Green, Model 491

This is a wonderful piece of McCoy's Floraline—the very elegant green Nelson McCoy ribbed planter model 491, from the "Roseville Floraline" collection of the 1960s and 1970s. It measures about 5.5 inches in height and almost 5 inches across the rim.

This terrific piece of pottery has a wonderful thick green glaze. There is one spot on the rim (photo at right) where the green glaze was skipped (not a chip). Otherwise, it is in excellent condition. There are no chips, cracks, flakes, hairlines, or crazing.

The incised mark reads "491 / USA". This specific planter is shown on page 259 of "McCoy Pottery," Volume III, by Nissen, Hanson, and Hanson. Price: $15.
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Please note that prices for unsold pieces do not include shipping. Please contact George to get your shipping and insurance costs. Shipping is through USPS Priority Mail; insurance is $1.30 for the first $50.