Vgt 1940s McCoy Pottery Vase; Matte White; Double Handle; Leaves; Art Deco

Description: Vgt 1940s McCoy Pottery Vase; Matte White; Double Handle; Leaves; Art Deco Classic matte white McCoy 1940’s art deco vase. This McCoy vase was made between the 1940s and 1960s and is a warm matte white in color. The piece does have a few bubbles that were created during production, and the small popped bubbles do show up as small pock marks. 1 lb. 13 oz. unpacked.7.75" high, 5" across and 3.25" deepVery good vintage used condition. No chips, crazing, repairs or cracks detected. Some air bubbles in original glaze. Please see photos of actual vase. Pickup in SW Portland, OR by Lake Oswego off of Boone's Ferry by the New Seasons. Cash payment for in person purchases. I do combine purchases to save on shipping costs. I will only combine shipping on items that are on the same invoice or order. If you would like to combine shipping, message me in advance of purchasing. Please ask ANY questions you might have and see pictures for condition of item. I use recycled shipping materials whenever possible! Shipping Note: On items that were damaged during shipping it will be the Buyers Responsibility to seek Restitution from the appropriate Shipping Company. Description & Condition Terms: I have done My Best to Accurately Describe this Item(s) and its Condition. The Condition of the above mentioned Item(s) is in my Opinion only. To Avoid a Difference of Opinion it is the Bidders/Buyers Responsibility to make the Final Decision on its Condition, Age, Authenticity or any other Determining Factors by using the Photos as the Actual Description and Condition. On Used Items Normal Shelf wear is to be expected. Be aware that most Photographed Items will look different in a New Environment and with different Lighting Conditions. About McCoy Pottery McCoy pottery was established by James W. McCoy in 1899 and was owned and operated by four generations of McCoys until 1967. Creating first functional pieces, later designers such as Walter Bauer and Geroge S. Brush focused their attention on producing umbrella stands, vases, jardinières, and pedestals, and other decorative pieces. Under new ownership, McCoy Pottery continued operations of art ware until 1990.While the McCoy and Brush-McCoy designs developed over the 20th century, artisans seemed ever-focused on nature. The first art ware, Mont Pelee, was inspired by the volcanic eruption in St. Pierre, Martinique, while the floral Loy-Nel-Art (similar to Roseville Rozane and Weller Louwelsa) was the most known line. Late McCoy pottery pieces were primarily of the leaf and berry theme with blended brown and green glazes, and most later pottery was not marked. On the Brush-McCoy side, popular lines included a matte green and white Navarre line and the woodsy Sylvan line, which then inspired Weller's Forest ware.

Price: 43 USD

Location: Lake Oswego, Oregon

End Time: 2024-12-01T18:42:31.000Z

Shipping Cost: 10.93 USD