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eMail: McCoyCollector@aol.com
Age: 17
Occupation:
Student
From: Blackfoot,
Idaho
I currently own around 20 McCoy's and my collection is growing daily.
It started with my parents buying a couple at an auction, and since
then I have been hooked. Great product and wonderful collection of
pieces! Thanks for a wonderful product, Mike
eMail: lin101@webtv.com
Age: 29
Occupation:
childcare provider
From:
illinois
I have a set of four mccoy canisters. They are shaped like old milk
cans, with a handle only on the lid. They are brown on the top and
off white on the bottom. They each have a different fruit, nut and
berry scene on them. They are numbered on the bottom 251-254. They
are in very good shape. Anyone with info. or interested please
email.
eMail: ship/car@aol.com
Age: 46
Occupation:
retired
From: fremont nc
27830
I am very interested in Mcoy Pottery. I've collected very small items
that i've ran across visiting fleas. I now am aware of all the great
stuff that was made by this co. I am helping my bro. setup a small
curio shop in the city of Goldsboro, NC 27530. I hope to run across
more McCoy as this year passes. Would like to hear from anybody that
can add to the joy of McCoy Pottery collecting or selling.
eMail: nanemanon@aol
.com
Age: 47
Occupation:
millwright
From: middle
georgia
I have been collecting M
eMail: junettawest@hotmail.com
Age: 31
Occupation:
teacher
From: Russell
Springs, KY
I am very interested in learning more about the strawberry
items(Lancaster Colony, I think)of McCoy.
eMail: CREES@USIT.NET
Age: 42
Occupation:
SELF-EMPLOYED
From:
Tennessee's oldest town-Jonesborough
I only own 1 piece of McCoy pottery, a Mammy Cookie Jar, that my
grandmother had, but I love it!!
eMail: beckererdo@juno.com
Age: 39+
Occupation:
Homemaker
From: Dayton,
Ohio
I recently came across a wonderful vase with "McCoy USA" embossed on
the bottom. It's square (7" high, 6" wide and 3" deep) in a butter
yellow with a soft green overglaze streaming down along the sides.
It's center is actually a window' that goes all the way through, in
which is a bird (white body with deep blue on head, wings and tail)
perched on a brown branch with dark green leaves). Net research
hasn't netted' any info on the piece. Can anyone help with possible
production date, value, etc.? Thanks very much!
eMail: 1950dordegroo
Age: over21
Occupation:
none
From:
Michigan
We collect cookie jars.
eMail: 1950dordegroo@go.com
Age: over21
Occupation:
none
From:
Michigan
We collect fruit cookie jars. So far we have an apple, orange, pear,
green apple, bananas, strawberry and lastly, pineapple. Are there any
more out there?
eMail: rebecca.klytta@cnalife.com
Age: 34
Occupation:
life specilaist
From: nashville
tenn
My mother had great collection of Mc Coy and when she died, my father
is very stupid to have yard sale and sold them all at cheap price. I
am trying to re-collect all good memories of my mother who had great
care of flowers (flower pots/sauce, planters, double cache.)
eMail: harwinton@webtv.net
Age: 55
Occupation: CEO
(First Selectman of Town)
From: Harwinton,
Ct.
I discovered a good condition McCoy cookie jar in the garage after my
mom's death and would like an idea of the value. It is a black kitten
in a pink basket. Actually.....I think it is rather ugly....and think
my mom had the right idea by hiding it in the garage! Can anyone give
my any idea of the value? I spoke to one dealer casually at a
political meeting and he offered me $65....sight unseen. Any
suggestions would be appreciate. Thanks.
eMail: countrygirl.to.the.end@worldnet.att.net
Age: 31
Occupation:
stay at home mom
From:
virginia
I would like to get a catalog or find a retailer near me. I have
never heard of your pottery before. My sister collects it and I would
like to get a flower pot for her for her birthday. Please contact me
with any information you can. Thanks Kelly
eMail: cookiejarsteve@aol.com
Age: 58
Occupation:
retired
From: Cocoa,
FL
I currently have over 460 Cookie Jars in my collection. (About 60
McCoys) I am interested in selling, trading or purchasing of jars,
lids, etc.
eMail: maryanngamble@yahoo.com
Age: 35
Occupation:
secretary
From: Texas
I just purchased a planter boat with a black man holding a guitar. A
bunch of bananas is hanging on the side of the boat. I haven't had
any luck find it in the search engine. Can anyone tell me about this
planter. Its marked McCoy 401 on the bottom. Thanks
eMail: rosebud_69301@hotmail.com
Age: 31
Occupation:
homemaker
From:
Nebraska
Hi, just wanted to say thanks for such a neat place. I'm trying to
find some answers to some of the peices that I've got and this was a
nice place to start. Thank you, Christine
eMail: dawards@essex1.com
Age: 49
Occupation:
teacher
From: Mt.
Morris, Illinois
Thanks for the site.
eMail: lacronin@yahoo.com
Age: 33
Occupation:
Stay-at-home mom
From: Ithaca,
NY
Hi, (Excuse the typos please, I have a toddler on my lap)I have
creamer, sugar and candy bowl/lid (?) set I got as a gift from
mother-in-law. The shop owner told her it was the "lost glaze" that
was only produced for a short time before a fire destroyed the
factory. It seems to have a cream colored base with lavender and gold
patterning on top (irridescent?). Reminds me of lusterware a bit.
Anyway, does anyone have info on these pieces? Thanx.
eMail: markeric@earthlink.net
Age: 43
Occupation:
Political Consultant
From: Las
Vegas
Great site. The Mark History is very educational.
eMail: ferball@mindspring.com
Age: 46
Occupation:
nursing student
From: Atlanta,
Ga
I became interested in this pottery when I found a piece of pottery
(vase) in my parents pantry. It is about 12 inches high, has a
greenish bisque tone to it and looks like flowers are ingraved into
the vase. Any help would be appreciated.
eMail: ferball@mindspring.com
Age: 46
Occupation:
nursing student
From: Atlanta,
Ga
I became interested in this pottery when I found a piece of pottery
(vase) in my parents pantry. It is about 12 inches high, has a
greenish bisque tone to it and looks like flowers are ingraved into
the vase. Any help would be appreciated.
eMail: ferball@mindspring.com
Age: 46
Occupation:
nursing student
From: Atlanta,
Ga
I became interested in this pottery when I found a piece of pottery
(vase) in my parents pantry. It is about 12 inches high, has a
greenish bisque tone to it and looks like flowers are ingraved into
the vase. Any help would be appreciated.
eMail: lisakroll@gateway.net
Age: 32
Occupation:
doctor's wife
From:
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Looking for white pig cookie jar
eMail: woodstockmama@webtv.net
Age: 53
Occupation:
retired
From: new
york
I have a brown ceramic wishing well in y family since the l940's or
earlier. Can you tell me about it - where & how made, value, etc.
It is about 7 inches tall & the McCoy signature appears to be
handwriiten & quite large - it covers nearly the entire bottom.
It belonged to my father & I remember it ALWAYS being in our
home. I now have it & would like to pass on te history to my
children. This is my first venture into McCoy.
eMail: southernscrap@innersoft.net
Age: 44
Occupation:
self-employed
From: homer,
louisiana
i have been collecting mccoy, and brush mccoy for about 12 yrs. i
love it, and would like to talk to others who collect brush mccoy and
mccoy pieces. i collect any thing in general with mccoy, and brush
mccoy on it. i have around 200-250 pieces in my collection, some in
mint condition some not. i bought a cookie jar two days ago at a
auction, that i can't find any info on tho, it is marked brush mccoy
#4546 cow jumped over the moon, baby blue color, cow on lid, dish and
spoon and cat with fiddle on front. can anyone help me find out about
this cookie jar? love the web site.
eMail: debra@ml-lawfirm.com
Age: 46
Occupation:
Legal Assistant
From: Benton,
Kentucky
My husband and I have been collecting McCoy pottery for about five
years. We are very interested in McCoy wall pockets that are in good
condition.
eMail: jvtinnes@msn.com
Age: 37
Occupation:
Buyer
From: Los
Angeles
My mom has a cookie jar collection of over 300 jars. Since I am
helping her sort through them, this website has been very
educational. Thank yo.
eMail: bettyfeebarnes@ktvb.com
Age: 69
Occupation:
Retired
From: Weiser,
Idaho is where I live now. Was born and raised in Arizona.
Would like some information on the McCoy cookie jar called Bunch of
Bananas
eMail: landon@bluebonnet.net
Age: 41
Occupation:
professional
From: Texas
looking for information on the " wishing well" 1930
eMail: lyonsew@hotmail.com
Age: 49
Occupation:
master dies maker and a little more
From: Roseville,
Ohio
I loved working for Mr&Mrs; Nelson McCoy from 1971 to 1987 mould
& die making .
eMail: bettyfeebarnes@altavista.com
Age: 68
Occupation:
retired
From: Idaho
Am trying to find the price of item #33 (bunch of bananas cookie jar)
and info as to if it IS for salt and how to purchase it. Please
respond
eMail: galebat@frs-l.com
Age: 47
Occupation:
housewife
From: central
Ill.
I have a ceramic vase that has R.R.P.Co Rossville Ohio No407 on the
bottom . Does anyone know anything about this company? I haven't been
able to fine out anything yet on the net. If you know anything would
you please E-mail me. gm
eMail: ibjanho@aol.com
Age: 35
Occupation:
shipbuilder
From: newport
news va
i think i have a mccoy cookie jar. it looks like a bunch of banannas
but i did not see it in your listing... big list!
eMail: sarahpesnell@arkansas.net
Age: 41
Occupation:
cashier
From:
Kentucky
HI EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
eMail: dsommer@computerservices.com
Age: 50
Occupation:
customer service
From: KANSAS
I STARTED COLLECTING MCCOY COOKIES JARS 2 YEARS AGO, AFTER I FOUND A
COOKIE JAR IN AN ANTIQUE SHOP LIKE MY GRANDMOTHER HAD IN HER KITCHEN.
I NOW HAVE A TOTAL OF 21 COOKIE JARS. I'M ORIGINALLY FROM
MASSACHUSETTS, AND MAKE FREQUENT TRIPS TO NEW ENGLAND. WOULD LOVE TO
HEAR FROM OTHERS COLLECTORS OF MCCOY COOKIE JARS AND WOULD BE HAPPY
TO SCOUT COOKIE JARS FOR SOMEONE LOOKING FOR A FAVORITE ONE.
THANKS....
eMail: elnsgifs4u@aol.com
Age: xxx
Occupation:
handpainting ceramics
From: West
Virginia
I have enjoyed your site very much. I found it very informative. I
especially enjoyed the slide show. I also enjoyed reading the comment
section. Do you know of any sites with more info. than cookie jars? I
have quite a few McCoy pieces but my passion is collecting
bicentennial and eagle items. I wonder if anyone reading this knows
how many different pieces were made for the McCoy Spirit of 76
collection. Thank you for all your work in giving all of us this
enjoyment.
eMail: ammended
message
Age: xxx
Occupation:
xxxxxxxx
From: wv
I beg your pardon. I snooped around the site some more and found all
kinds of McCoy. I guess I need to look no further. Thanks
again.
eMail: laprns@aol.com
Age: 37
Occupation:
resal
From:
Alexandria, Louisiana
We have many older pieces of McCoy and Brush that we would like to
investigate as far as line names and values. The market is depressed
here, so I am not looking to sell-just very curious.
eMail: barret.4@gateway.net
Age: 45
Occupation:
house wife/LPN
From: Wichita
Kansas
I enjoyed viewing the site and I have a small "Little Boy Blue", gold
trim,"K 25 USA" {1956} and a Luster ware pumpkin cookie jar with gold
trim. I would like to sell either piece. Thanks
eMail: dbahams@yahoo.com
Age: 44
Occupation:
Customer Service Representative/Utilities
From: Haughton,
Louisiana
Have many pieces of McCoy, most from auctions in the NW Louisiana
area. Interested in gathering info/dates/et about these pieces. Great
site! I want the mouse pad to remind me of my stuff when I'm away
from home @ work!
eMail: cmcfarl@lcc.net
Age: 31
Occupation:
na
From: texas
i have a brown planter with 1925 markings with a snauzer dog and a
spinning wheel The dog is on a leash "original string, it is perfect,
and not for sale. But i woould like an idea what it is worth. It is a
family airloom..... Any help would be appreciated
eMail: cmcfarl@lcc.net
Age: 31
Occupation:
construction
From: east
texas
Hello, I discovered i have a piece of your pottery in my home. It is
a planter made in a dark brown, with honey highlights, It has a
spinning wheel/ with a cat climbing away from a barking German
Snauzer dog. The piece has the Mc Coy logo dating at 1935-present. on
the bottom. The dog is a blondish red color and the rest is brown
with honey highlights. I cannot find a chip or blemish anywhere. It
has been in the cabinet for as long as i can remember. The dog is
reared on his hind legs Being held tight by a leash. The copper
colored string is still in place and held tight. also there is a
locked box the dog has his front feet on that has the initials R S
with a spittoon on top of the box also. I know nothing of pottery, a
friend of mine brought my attention to the piece. I just had it on
our kitchen cabnet as a salt & pepper holder. It was my mothers
and as far as i know it was passed down from some of my grandmothers
somewhere. I'm not interested in putting it on the market but I'd
like to know an estimated value so i can place it on the insurance
policy if need be. Thank you, Chris cmcfarl@lcc.net
eMail: madcowz@soltec.net
Age: 45
Occupation:
special ed. teacher
From: Danville,
IL
No relation to the McCoy potters (as far as I know) although my
grandpa was from Virginia. I have collected McCoy for about 10 years,
ever since my grandma McCoy passed on and I received a birds and
cherries vase which belonged to her. I always thought that she had
made the vase until I discovered another McCoy piece at a rummage
sale. Little did I know it would lead to my collection of McCoy. I
have a coffee grinder cookie jar which is missing the lid. Anyone
know where I might be able to pick the lid up?
eMail: jthrn@altavista.com
Age: 40
Occupation:
registered nurse
From: Point
Blank, Texas
After "Martha" had a segment on Mccoy pottery, we locted 3 pieces
that my parents had had all my life. Since then we keep an eye out
for them in antique, junk shops and garage sales. We become quite
excited upon finding new Mccoy treasures. We now have seven Mccoy
pieces.
eMail: PWHOA4743@aol.com
Age: 44
Occupation:
manager
From: Northern
California
I have a drinking pitcher from my grandmother. It is green in color
with two three leaf clovers on it. it says McCoy USA. It is priceless
to me since it has wonderful memories. My grandmother did not have
much money so I know It was not expensive and it was used as an
everyday item. I would just like to know more about it. Can someone
help me. I do not have anyother items and did not want to buy a book.
Thank you
eMail: itldo@core.com
Age: 56
Occupation:
seamgr
From:
parma,oh.
i love mccoy! i love the glaxe and typical embellishment of
mccoy
eMail: RDP820@WEBTV.NET
Age: 33
Occupation:
Collecter
From:
Lawtons,NY
I have Brush\McCoy,Shawnee,Hull,Hall,Beauceware, and others.The
pieces are planters,vases,bowls, and ashtrays,mostly greenware.
P.S.And Cookie Jars Always available for good price.
eMail: sadler@cafes.net
Age: 42
Occupation:
machine teck
From: Wartrace
Tennessee
Been collecting about 10 years,have 800+pieces but no pink
poppy."HELP" if you know where one is . thanks Warren Sadler
eMail: duggitz@bellsouth.net
Age: 39
Occupation:
Engineer
From:
Winchester, VA
Just checking out the web site because I have a McCoy cookie jar
(Chef bust) that was in my grandmother's house and now is mine. I
cherish it as a favorite memory of my childhood. Thanks for your
informative research. Great job. Randy C. Hausenfluck Charleston,
SC
eMail: billhayes80@hotmail.com
Age: 63
Occupation:
retired
From: Pinehurst,
NC.
I love your site.....new collector
eMail: sue68bhs@yahoo.com
Age: 50
Occupation:
machine operator
From:
Pennsylvania
I have a McCoy cookie jar in the shape of a chef. I am looking for a
value on it. It was given to me by my grandmother many years ago.
Anyone know anything about this particular jar?
eMail: applejac02@aol.com
Age: 44
Occupation:
homemaker
From:
Arkansas
I have some McCoy vases and cookie jars but I picked up a piece at a
yard sale that I don't know about. I hope some of you long time
collectors can help me out. The piece is brown/tan and I think it is
a creamer. It has an eagle with a American flag in its claws with the
words The Spirit of Seventy Six underneath. The mark on the bottom
335 McCoy and also has stamped the words Carved wooden eagle author
unknown National Gallery of Art Washington , D C The height is approx
5 in. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks!! Connie
eMail: labranche@cajunnet.com
Age: 42
Occupation:
bookeeper
From:
Louisiana
Just got interested in McCoy because of pieces my grandmother had
that I saw on ebay.
eMail: fionna@uswest.com
Age: 50
Occupation:
food & beverage man.
From:
colorado
i look forward to your web site. i've been collecting mccoy pieces
for many years. i especially love \tea pots.