| This
attractive grape wall pocket dates back to 1952. Young
homemakers of the '50's must have had a field day
decorating their kitchen with this bright specimen. It's
6 x 7 inches, found with a natural glaze finish and it
is mint. No chips, cracks, or repairs. No mark on back,
consistent with all fruit wall pockets. (Shipping
2 lbs.)
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ITEM: MC-4
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$95.00
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Attractive
and graceful Blossomtime Wall Pocket.
McCoy designers had the ladies in mind with this
delightful pink and rose rendering. 8" tall with
a scalloped top, it dates back to 1946. Best of
all, it comes with no chips, cracks or
repairs. (Shipping weight 2 lbs.) Full
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ITEM: MC-6
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$125.00
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If
yellow is your thing then this McCoy Umbrella Wall
Pocket is for you. The color is bold and brilliant. Like
many of these wonderful wall pockets from McCoy, this
one dates back to "Happy Days," Fonzi Time in
the '50's. It's 8¾" tall by 6" wide. No
chips. No cracks. No repairs.
(Shipping
weight 2 lbs.) Full
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ITEM: MC-7
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$80.00
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Inscribed
on this hard to find McCoy planter are the words
"Under the village Chestnut tree," words
written over a century ago in 1842, by perhaps
America's most beloved poet, Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow. McCoy can perhaps be forgiven for
misquoting this famous line. The actual line is
"Under a village chestnut tree." And
the line continues "the village smithy
stands." McCoy depicts the smithy standing
under the tree. This uncommon, nostalgic piece was
first produced in 1953 in varying colors. It's 7
½" x 6 ½" in excellent condition except
for a small paint fleck at the top of the post. Full
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ITEM: MC-8
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$75.00
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This
very desirable McCoy Quail planter is 7" tall
and 9" wide. It was first produced in 1955 and
it continues to be a popular collectible. It's mint
with no chips, cracks or repairs. Full
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ITEM: MC-9
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$110.00
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Beautiful
McCoy chrysanthemum vase, nicely designed with great
mold and rich, deep colors. This one dates back to
1950. It's 8" tall and mint with no chips,
cracks or repairs. Full
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ITEM: MC-10
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$125.00
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McCoy
double tulip vase highly sought after by collectors.
It was produced initially in 1948 in three different
colors. It's 8" tall and mint
with no chips, cracks or repairs. Full
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ITEM: MC-11
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$110.00
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