Difficult to Find Antique J.W. McCoy Blue & White Dandy Stoneware Pitcher c1910

Description: This is a difficult to find antique McCoy blue and white stoneware "Dandy" pitcher dating from 1910. The pitcher measures approximately 7 1/4" high by 7" wide (spout to handle) and is in good condition overall, with a chip on the rim and spout. Glaze lines on the base. Surface wear commensurate with age and use. This pitcher is referenced in the bluewhitepottery.org archive (see last photo), with the following description: "The Dandy pitcher stands 7 inches tall with applied handle and is decorated with an embossed two leaved plant sprouting two flowers, perhaps stylized daisies, on both sides of the pitcher. The body is Bristol glaze, the plants were hand decorated in various colors or combinations of colors according to the buyer’s requirements, some few are decorated with hand applied blue resulting in a lovely piece of early Blue and White stoneware. The Dandy pitcher is illustrated on page 266 of the 2005 Antique Trader Stoneware and Blue & White Pottery Price Guide. Kyle Husfloen, ed., Bruce & Vicki Waasdorp, Gail Peck, and Steve Stone. The Dandy pitcher was produced by J. W. McCoy Pottery Company, Roseville, Ohio, in 1910. It is one of the few pieces of Blue and White stoneware to be named by the manufacturer. It is illustrated on sheet “H” of the 1910 J. W. McCoy Pottery Company product catalog. It is described as “Hand Decorated” and was available in a variety of color schemes and priced at $34/gross. " Ships insured with Standard Economy Mail. Please note that for international shipments, any customs duties and related fees will be the responsibility of the buyer. If purchasing more than one item, we will combine shipping in order to reduce shipping costs where possible. In this case please contact us / wait for a combined shipping invoice before payment. Thank you for looking.

Price: 100 USD

Location: San Pedro, California

End Time: 2024-11-13T04:10:04.000Z

Shipping Cost: 12.5 USD