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McCoy Pottery - Wall Pockets & Decorations: Identification & Values

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Craig Nissen's 'McCoy Pottery Wall Pockets & Decorations: Identification & Values' serves as an indispensable guide for enthusiasts and collectors of McCoy Pottery. Published in 2004, this authoritative reference book meticulously catalogues McCoy's iconic wall pockets and decorative pieces, offering detailed identification and valuation information.

Condition:

• Hardcover, in great condition

• Old sales sticker on the front cover, easily removed if so preffered

• Stamped on the insider of the front cover.

For McCoy Pottery collectors, you can also expand your knowledge and appreciation with The Collector's Encyclopedia of McCoy Pottery (https://worldclassantiques.com/Marketplace/Listing/Details/550935/The-Collectors-Encyclopedia-of-McCoy-Pottery) - also currently available for sale in the marketplace.

Few facts about McCoyPottery:

• McCoy Pottery was known for its innovative wall pocket designs, which often featured whimsical and unique shapes such as animals, fruits, and even household objects like shoes and hats. These designs added charm and character to home decor during the mid-20th century.

• While McCoy wall pockets are admired for their aesthetic appeal today, they were originally designed with functionality in mind. These pockets were often used to hold flowers or small plants, serving as both decorative elements and practical storage solutions in homes.

• While McCoy Pottery is primarily associated with ceramic pieces, they also experimented with other materials for their wall pockets. Some examples include pottery made from clay, stoneware, and even a line of wall pockets crafted from colorful plastic.

• McCoy wall pockets have become highly sought-after by collectors in recent years, with rare and unusual designs commanding significant prices at auctions and antique markets. This surge in interest has led to a resurgence of appreciation for McCoy's artistic craftsmanship.

• McCoy Pottery was produced in Ohio, particularly in the town of Roseville, which became known as the "Pottery Capital of the World" during the early to mid-20th century. The McCoy brand, along with other pottery manufacturers in the region, played a significant role in shaping the cultural and economic landscape of Ohio and beyond.

If you are a glass and/or pottery collector, we invite you to discover the perfect additions to your collection with books from Collector Books, a division of Schroeder Publishing Co (https://worldclassantiques.com/Marketplace/Browse?FullTextQuery=Collector Books). Browse our marketplace for a wide selection of editions, and find the ones that speak to your passion for collecting.

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