[Mccoypottery-talk] Speaking of.... When Was This Made.

[warren sadler]

HAIRLINES DON'T BOTHER ME AS MUCH AS A CHIP BUT IF IT IS SOMETHING I
WANT I BUY IT CHIP OR HAIRLINE. JUST DEPENDS ON THE PIECE I GUESS OR
WHAT YOU WANT, MINT PIECES ARE HARD TO COMR BY AND REAL $$$$.

WARREN

JHS wrote:

>  I can't afford to pay over $100.00 for a piece usually.  But I shy
> away from the cracked/broken pieces as well.  My question is....  how
> much cheaper would one expect say a hairline crack to be deducted from
> the price?  Or a chip in a place (back or bottom) that isn't
> conspicuous?  Does anyone else buy this type of pottery? I feel that
> the only way I can ever be able to buy some of these pieces is to buy
> those that are damaged in some way.  But I don't know what to pay for
> them!Please, anyone who has done this, or knows, please
> respond!Thanks! Jennifer Smith
> Capriherb Farm
> Baltimore, Ohio


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Hi.  Been on vacation, so slow checking my many, many emails!  The name of the shop in Nonesuch is Irish Acres.  Beautiful place with gorgeous antiques, but not very much McCoy.  The restaurant is called The Glitz and it is delightful! The converted school near Paint Lick is actually between Paint Lick and Lancaster but closer to Paint Lick.  It's an interesting place.  It's been awhile since I was there, but there was some McCoy at that time.  

While on vacation, I bought an ivy teapot at a lovely shop in Stearns, KY.  Tiny little town in Eastern Kentucky.  I had been wanting one to match my creamer and suger, but couldn't find one on Ebay, or elsewhere, reasonably.  This one is perfect and cost $75.  This shop had several pieces of McCoy.  An even better one, though, is in Somerset.  It's the North 27 Antique and Flea Market.  Many McCoys, not unreasonable in price, mostly. Karen, do you remember this shop?  It's one that we shopped when we met in Somerset. Happy McHunting!   Beth in KY 

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The one in Nonesuch has a website and I can't remember what the name of the
school is.  They even have a restaurant that is supposed to be wonderful.
Beth, where are you???  I know you will remember.


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