VINTAGE McCoy ORANGE ON GREEN LEAF FRUIT PLANTER This McCoy Orange form planter is among the harder to find of the fruit planters made by McCoy in the 1950's. The base is marked with the McCoy USA mark. DIFFICULT TO FIND!

In good condition, with some crazing; as with the majority of these Oranges, this one has lost its original cold paint and is now compeletly yellow except for a few flakes of orange color; there are two tight hairlines to the rim, and one chip to a leaf tip.
Circa: ca 1953
Condition: good, see description
Size: 5 in x 4 in
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: McCoy Pottery  

HANDMADE PERUVIAN CHULUCANA ART POTTERY VASE - SIGNED J. SOSA This stunning large art pottery vase was made at the Chulucanas pottery located on the north coast of Peru. The base color is a very dark brown to black and is decorated in reverse with deep orange dots.

The Chulucanas pottery has been creating unique clay items for centuries. The inhabitants of the town of Chulucana descend from the Tallanes, the ancient pre-Columbian people that inhabited this region. They developed the negative, or reverse technique, ceramics displayed today in some museums under the name of Vicús pottery.

The vase is signed and dated on the base by José Sosa. He began working with pottery in 1975 and continues working today with his wife Rosita. The vase is in very good condition, with one minor rim chip, no cracks.

A wonderful display and collectors vase.
Circa: ca. 2003
Condition: very good
Size: 11 ins diameter x 9 ins high
Country of Origin: PE
Manufacturer: Chulucana Potteries  

McCoy Violet Planter Small violet pot with attached saucer by McCoy Pottery; introduced in 1956, these Violet planters were made in three sizes, the 4" being the smallest of the three. Relief decorated with Greek Key design with highlighted gloss glaze in a soft blue green. Base marked with script McCoy, USA signature.

Condition: good to fair; factory flaws: there is a dusting of tiny whiteish bubbles in the glaze; minor glaze crazing; minor Calcium deposits to upper inside rim; tiny nick to outside top rim; no hairlines

Circa: from 1956
Condition: see above
Size: 4 in diameter x 3 ins high
 

American Art Pottery Jardinaire This is a heavy, mini jardinaire with creamy matte yellow glaze with raised grape & leaf design over stepped sides; unglazed foot rim; not marked, but possibly McCoy or Weller.

Condition: excellent to good: average Calcium stains to inside; minor Calcium stains to top rim; no chips or hairlines

Circa: 20th c.
Condition: see description
Size: 4 ins high x 4 ins diameter
Manufacturer: unknown  

Small McCoy Violet Planter - Rose & Trellis Small violet pot/ planter with attached saucer by McCoy Pottery; introduced in 1956, these Violet planters were made in three sizes, the 4" being the smallest of the three. Relief decorated in the Rose & Trellis design with highlighted (wiped) gloss glaze in a soft green. Base marked with McCoy, USA signature.

Condition: Excellent to VG: no chips, hairlines or cracks; some minor overall glaze crazing under magnification; no obvious factory flaws


Circa: 20th c.
Condition: Excellent
Size: 4 ins. (diameter x height)
Country of Origin: US
 

19th c. ROSEVILLE BLENDED GLAZE CUSPIDOR SPITTOON Early Roseville spittoon or cuspidor with embossed pea pod, flower & bow garland with a ribbed rim; the blended glaze shades from forest green at rim to a purplish-brown. Unmarked and dates from early years of Roseville production, 1898 to early years of 20th c. Would make a great planter for fresh or dried arrangements!

Condition: Excellent; no cracks or chips; some overall glaze crazing under magnification; normal age/use wear to footrim; a few minor factory pin holes in glaze;some irridescence to glaze.
Circa: 1898 - early 1900's
Condition: Excellent - see description
Size: 5 ins high x 7 ins diameter
Manufacturer: Roseville  

VINTAGE BRUSH POTTERY CO. MATT GREEN ART POTTERY VASE Made in Zanesville OHIO, this is a nice Brush Pottery vase of bulbous form on low pedestal foot; with flaring and slightly ruffled rim, sides with moulded decoration of floral sprays; inset scroll and leaf handles; glazed in a pale green satin glaze reminiscent of antique Chinese Celedons. Unmarked except for mould number 740; dates from 1930 +/-

Condition: excellent; one rim flake to edge of foot; no cracks; very slight factory pitting to glaze
Circa: 20th c.
Condition: excellent, see description
Size: 6 1/2 ins high x 4 1/2 in diamter
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Brush Pottery Co.  

Drape Patterned #328 Brush Pottery Planter Glazed in a lovely pale yellow, this planter was made by the Brush Pottery Co.; with attached saucer; slightly flared and scalloped rim; scalloped sides with drape pattern. Base marked with script Brush Pottery mark, #328-5, USA.

Condition: good to fair:some glaze crazing, brown water stain to foot; one brown stain at upper outside edge of saucer; one nick; one tight hairline to rim of planter
Circa: 20th c.
Condition: see above
Size: 5 ins high x 5 ins diameter