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$55 USD SaleSALE Brush-McCoy Brown Onyx 8 &1/2 inch 060 Vase
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This is a nice example of a Brush 060 vase in brown onyx glaze. The vase stands almost 8 and 1/2 inches tall and is free of cracks and repairs. It does have a small nick in the base and does have some crazing. There are a few factory pops and a bit of extra clay on the side that gave an interesting effect to the glaze. It is not marked, but is not supposed to be and can be seen in the Sanford Brush-McCoy Book 1 in green onyx on page 47. An excellent example in brown! The last picture shows the ...
$450 USD SaleSALE Brush-McCoy Jewel 030 Candlestick 7 inches Type 2 Mint!
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
We present for the discriminating Brush-McCoy collector, this absolutely gorgeous Jewel 030 Candlestick. This is the 7 inch high example in the Type 2 glaze treatment. The Brush-McCoy Stone Art line was one of the more intense hand manipulated lines that the company produced. First the molded blanks were high-fired to produce a very durable product. Then the items were hand decorated by a squeeze bag method, taking several hours each to complete before the second firing. Two glaze types were ...
$325 USDBlue and White Avenue of Trees Pitcher Inscribed c1912
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This pitcher often goes unidentified and is best known to Blue and White collectors as the "Avenue of Trees". The pitcher is a Brush-McCoy product and is from their Woodland line. These pitchers went into production in 1912 and continued for several years and can be see in the Sanfords Guide to Brush-McCoy Pottery, Book 2 on page 46. This particular pitcher is the largest size, standing 7 and 3/4 inches high and 7 and 3/4 inches from spout to back of handle. It is in outstanding, little (if ever ...
$100 USDBrush McCoy Stonecraft 241 Jardiniere
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This Stonecraft jardiniere was produced by the squeeze bag decorating method in the 1920s. This one is the 6 inch tall and 7 inch top diameter version. There is a bottom rim chip which is the only non-production flaw.
$145 USDEarly Brush McCoy Pierced Ring Jug in Blended Colors
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This Brush McCoy pierced jug is in blended browns and green. The jug is not marked but can be seen in any Brush McCoy book. The jug is complete with its top and music box. The box does not play the expected "How Dry I Am" and "The Blue Danube" and instead plays a tune I do not recognize. It also uses what I believe to be the earliest method of holding the box in place that consists of a metal band that fits into slots. It stands 10 and 1/2 inches tall and 8 inches wide. It is in excellent ...
$125 USDBrush McCoy 214 Bon Ton Amaryllis Jardiniere
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This is the 7 and 1/2 inch tall, 9 inch top opening size of the Bon Ton 214 jardiniere. The jardiniere depicts repeating amaryllis flowers and foliage in a blended glaze treatment. There are 2 interior rim chips and a fleabite. Also there is all over fine crazing. The bottom has the expected stilt pulls and a breakout from the grinding that allows it to sit flat.
$95 USDc1912 Brush-McCoy Creamware Tulip Pitcher
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This Brush-McCoy tulip pitcher is shown on a 1912 catalog page that is reproduced on page 32 of the "Sanfords Guide to Brush-McCoy" Book 1 and is described as "No. 35 Tulip Jug 4 Pint Hand Decorated in Natural Colors, Ivory Glaze". The pitcher stands 7 and 1/2 inches high and is in fine condition except for an inner spout chip, a couple of tight hairlines, a bruise on the rim, and a few fleabites on the body, as expected from a utility pitcher near 100 years old. Still displays nicely.
$135 USDBrush McCoy Brown Onyx Jug Time Novelty Art Clock
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This 1920s novelty art clock is called "Jug Time" in brown onyx. This is an early example and has lost the label. It also has the original Lux clock but the face has darkened. Stands 7 inches tall and the pottery is in excellent condition with just a bottom back edge flake.
$150 USDBrush McCoy Brown Onyx Flapper Novelty Art Clock
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This 1920s novelty art clock is called "Flapper" in brown onyx. This is an early example and has a full label with just a little wear on the bottom which is unusual as these paper labels are easily lost. It also has the original Lux clock. Stands 4 and 1/2 inches tall and the pottery is in excellent condition with just a few bits of "extra" clay as it came from the factory.
$135 USDBrush McCoy Brown Onyx 8 inch Musical Decanter Jug
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This 1920s brown onyx decanter jug has a working music box in the base; however I do not recognize the waltz that it plays. This is the small size and stands 8 inches tall to the top of the stopper. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs.
$150 USDBrush-McCoy c1912 Daisy Pitcher
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This pitcher shows up on a 1912 Brush-McCoy catalog page reproduced in the "Sanfords Guide to Brush-McCoy" Book 1 on page 32. They called it "No. 34 Daisy Jug 4 Pint, Hand Decorated, Nat.(ural) Colors, Ivory Glaze". This pitcher stands 7 and 1/2 inches tall and is in excellent condition. There are no non factory defects other than crazing. There are a couple of bits of glazed over "extra" clay. Remarkable condition for a utility pitcher that is nearly 100 years old.
$150 USDBrush-McCoy c1912 Copenhagen Poppy Pitcher
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This pitcher shows up on a 1912 Brush-McCoy catalog page reproduced in the "Sanfords Guide to Brush-McCoy" Book 1 on page 32. They called it "No. 33 Copenhagen Jug 4 Pint, Hand Decorated, Fine Colors, Ivory Glaze" and clearly has a poppy motif similar to it's Roseville competition. This pitcher stands 8 and 1/2 inches tall and is in excellent condition. It's only non factory defect is a small inside rim chip and overall fine crazing. Remarkable condition for a utility pitcher that is nearly 100 ...
$85 USDBrush McCoy Pierced Jug in Blue Onyx
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This Brush McCoy pierced jug is not marked, but it is clearly blue onyx and pictured in any Brush McCoy book. The stopper is missing as well as the music box in the bottom. Stands 9 and 3/4 inches tall and 8 inches wide. There are 3 flea bites on 1 side and 2 on the interior of the "hole". No other chips, cracks, or repairs.
$125 USDBrush McCoy Pinch Jug in Dark Blue Overflowing Brown
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This is a Brush McCoy pinch jug in an overflow glaze, blue-black over brown. The jug is not marked but present in the Brush McCoy books. The jug has the top stopper and music box. The jug is in fine condition with only 2 small bottom rim fleabites and a couple of "extra" bits of clay as it came from the factory. The music box plays "How Dry I Am" and a second tune that may be "The Blue Danube". It stands 10 and 1/2 inches tall and about 7 inches wide.
$125 USDBrush McCoy Hunt Musical Jug Decanter
Pottery:Brush-mccoy
This musical jug decanter does not show up in the Brush McCoy catalogs, but it is clearly a Brush McCoy product. The musical box indentation and the parallel lines on the bottom from setting on a rack are characteristic of Brush McCoy production. Brush produced several lines for custom customers. This jug is known as the Hunt Decanter for the forest scenes and hunting dogs depicted on the sides. The only colors found have been these, a green background with darker sponging on certain places like ...| Items 1 - 15 of 15 | Page 1 of 1 |
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