[Mccoypottery-talk] stove

[ABSKI]

I have almost 80 pieces.  And have no room for it!  Bit I love it!!  Where
abouts in KY are you?  I'm in Kentucky also.  Beck
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cunningham, Beth" <Beth.Cunningham@eku.edu>
To: <mccoypottery-talk@lists.mccoypottery.com>
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 1:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Mccoypottery-talk] stove


> I know what you mean Diane.  I ended up with pottery other than McCoy so I
> sold and gave away several items.  My husband and I added a master bedroom
> and bath to our house, but I still have problems finding room for all my
> pottery!  We went to an auction Saturday where 3 pieces of McCoy were
> sold.  A small blue ewer went for $20.  The double tulip and bird, with
one
> leaf tip chipped off, sold for $37.50 and a turtle planter with a chip on
> one toe sold for $22.50.  I didn't go home with any McCoy as I try to find
> good, collectible pieces at good prices.  It seems that at auctions, I'm
> rarely willing to pay as much as another collector is. Oh well, I probably
> have in excess of 100 pieces, so I've had to become pretty selective.
> To all the new people, welcome to the list and to the Wonderful World of
> McCoy Collecting!  Beth in KY
>
>
> At 08:20 AM 2/24/03 -0500, you wrote:
> >I have several things not in the books but I know they are real because
> >they were given to me by my mother-in-law. She has had them for over 50
> >years in a cabinet. We went through them and there was a treasure chest!
> >There is a swan that I cannot find anywhere in any book ... but it has
> >Brush written on the bottom!
> >
> >The most confusing thing to me with all of it, is finding one with
> >simply USA on the bottom ... or nothing at all ... and it's a real
> >McCoy! That's why I'm selling a bunch of stuff off ... I have 'along the
> >way ' accumulated a lot of California, Shawnee, and other things I don't
> >want to keep and I'm running out of space! LOL!
> >Diane Pleasant
> >Pleasant Surprizes
>
>
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