[Mccoypottery-talk] Early McCoy

[Ohio Pottery & Glassware]

No, nobody answered.  But I found references on my own.  What I was talking
about was the very early Brush McCoy.
I don't think anyone on this board collects Brush McCoy but Nelson McCoy is
the specialty here.

Jennifer  & Rodney Smith
Ohio Pottery and Glassware
Baltimore Ohio
http://stores.ebay.com/id=1857615&ssPageName=L2

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Did you ever get any response from this question?  I was also curious
because Saturday at the Lakewood Flea Market I purchased a bean pot that has
been painted with a beautiful farm scene.  It's a gold color and I have only
found reference to a couple of these types in my books.


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  Did McCoy ever make the airbrush Flower designs on their pots like
Roseville, Owens, and Weller?
  Thanks!
  Jennifer
  Jennifer  & Rodney Smith
  Ohio Pottery and Glassware
  Baltimore Ohio
  http://stores.ebay.com/id=1857615&ssPageName=L2