I have had this turquoise piece of McCoy pottery for so long I do not remember where I bought it.
Or what I paid for it.
Which is unusual for me as I normally remember both.
This green urn came from a local flea market where 90% of the goods are
new and cheap but on that day I found a guy with McCoy.
This piece is fragile because the lip is cracked.
Because of that I got a good price for it.
It has a bird on the front side.
I have several other McCoy pieces I will save for another time.
These two are favorites of mine.
Linking@A Favorite Thing Saturday at Mockingbird Hill Cottage with Claudia.
joy and peace
Olive
Olive, You know Claudia love mccoy ware. Those are nice pieces. Enjoy the weekend. Smiles, Susie
ReplyDeleteYou McCoy pieces are lovely, Olive! I thinks it's wonderful that Joe would go antique shopping for you when you were unable to go. He's a sweetie. Hope you are feeling better, my friend.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't aware of McCoy until years ago when I would go to country auctions. It's amazing what you can learn there. The auctioneer would pointedly remark that what he was holding in his hands was a McCoy vase and the bidding would begin! He would get a fair price for these however, for the life of me I can't remember what. Those were the best days! You have some pretty pieces, Olive!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces Olive! I love the hunt for things that I collect!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE McCoy. I have never seen those 2 designs. McCoy made so many differing things. The color is what makes them so special. It is hard to recreate.
ReplyDeleteOlive, both of those pieces are so pretty and the colors are wonderful. I had a McCoy vase that I ended up selling, kind of wish I had held onto it. Ann
ReplyDeleteI love McCoy pottery too...and started collecting the Floraline a few years back too....it seems people would by pass it and I can still find it pretty reasonably...love the matte white as a collection...your pieces are so pretty ..hope you are feeling fine on this pretty fall day..
ReplyDeleteMona
I love pottery...these are gorgeous pieces. I have a friend who is a potter and she gives me her "mistakes". They're beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend!
XO,
Jane
beautiful, love the colors, those are very special for aure,
ReplyDeleteOlive they're both so pretty! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Oh, Claudia will definitely love the McCoy pieces!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
This is definitely going to be a fave with Claudia! ~ Maureen
ReplyDeleteThe old blue and green McCoys are simply the best.. cracks or no cracks, I love them all.
ReplyDeleteGood finds and I love their colors. I am following you.
ReplyDeletePlease come by and visit me at Pinehurst Cottage. Come with us on our journey to buy a vacation cottage and the renovation of it. I'd love your input. I hope you follow! ~Amy
Those are beautiful! Such nice, muted colors.
ReplyDeleteYou McCoy pieces are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteBoth are pretty! Love the crochet piece they are sitting on-Happy Weekend:@)
ReplyDeleteThat scarf of variegated crocheted motifs is lovely, too. It appears to be cotton thread. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteI have a few pieces if McCoy too. The large cache pot is beautiful and I can how they are favorites
ReplyDeleteBoth are lovely pieces! Love the subtle glazes...
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely subtle colouring theses pieces have.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors! Love the way you shot them on the bright doilies too!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted that blue piece - it's so pretty! I have 2 of the second piece. One of them was one of my very first McCoy pieces!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your McCoy Olive! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks so much for joining in this week!
xo
Claudia
Chips, cracks do make them fragile, but also more charming.
ReplyDeleteThey're both treasures.
ReplyDeleteIt is so timeless in its simple beauty.
ReplyDeleteSmiles,Dottie
Those are some pretty pieces - Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteI use to see a lot of McCoy in the vintage/antique shops years ago, but not so much now.
Thanks for stopping by and nice comment. Those tiny pumpkins have already disappeared from the vignette. :-D
Enjoy your weekend.
Your McCoy is very pretty. I have several pieces in the basketweave pattern which once belonged to my grandmother, and I love them. Looking forward to seeing more of your collection! Linda
ReplyDeleteYour pieces are lovely as is your photography and the crocheted table runner they're sitting on! Nice to finally meet you! I'm following you, too. :@
ReplyDeleteHope you share more of your McCoy collection another post or several post. Enjoyed seeing the two today.
ReplyDeleteJoy
Oh, I just love your McCoy! Such pretty colors. I have to admit that I also am totally in love with that gorgeous tablecloth! Such beautiful colors! Did you make it?
ReplyDelete~Angela~
Thanks Angela, I found that table scarf at an estate sale a long long time ago.
DeleteSuch beautiful glazes! I love the piece they are sitting on as well. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThose two pieces are really stunning. I do love green and both shades are just so pretty. I look forward to seeing more of your collection! Take care.
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