[Mccoypottery-talk] brown drip bowls

[LilCn@aol.com]

Hi Rebelrose: if the leaf on your first bowl is like a maple leaf, I think 
Western Stoneware used that as their mark.  I'm not sure about the K - 
Kingwood Ceramics used a K inside a crown, but I don't know if they made 
brown drip items.
Shawnee Pottery was indeed a separate company, producing a lot of planters, 
vases, dinnerware, cookie jars, etc.  They were in business from 1937 to 
1961, in Zanesville, Ohio (not far from McCoy which was in Roseville, OH).
Some of their pieces are not marked, or marked only with a number and/or 
U.S.A., so it is hard to tell who made them, and I often see Shawnee pieces 
listed as McCoy in places like eBay or in shops, but they are two different 
firms.  
Hi to all on the list--I do read everyone's email and enjoy them even if I 
don't always respond--Lillian