|
|
|
|
|
[Mccoypottery-talk] Butterfly Mark
Antiqueja@aol.com
Antiqueja@aol.com
Wed, 7 Mar 2001 22:47:59 EST
Hi all,
I went to an auction preview tonight in East Brunswick, New Jersey. In a
boxed lot was the vase with applied leaves (not the ivy vase but the pink one
with green leaves). I immediately checked it out but the leaves were broken
in several places, one of the broken pieces was in the vase. It was beautiful
and if all the pieces were there, I would have definitely bought and repaired
it. I never saw this vase other than in books. They also had a yellow tulip
vase but it had hairline cracks in several places. For new collectors, just a
bit of advice. Be careful about auctions, check and recheck the piece prior
to bidding. Some auctioneers do not mention the flaws, it is all up to you to
check the pieces thoroughly. If pieces are cracked or chipped it is okay to
buy at a greatly reduced price until you find better but sometimes it is
better to pass it by. Sorry if this got too long, but I got stung a few times
early in my collecting.
Jackie
News | Search | Site
Index | Pottery Index | Cookie
Jars | Brush
McCoy | Lancaster
Colony |
Mark | History | Classifieds |
Guestbook | Store | Forums | Auctions | Mailing
Lists | Mission
Statement | Bibliography | Advertising | Contact | Home
GoToMyPC |
Go To Meeting |
Free Credit Report |
Cash Advance
Copyright 1995-2024 McCoyPottery.Com Online Services - Privacy Policy
All trademarks and copyrights are the property of
their respective owners.