McCoy Pottery Lancaster Colony Corporation Jar Vase Planter Container

Pottery : Mccoy Usa : Llc : Container Vase

 

This is a piece of Lancaster Colony Corp. McCoy Pottery. This container is a gorgeous color combination flowing from one shade easily into the next. It would make a great utensil holder or handy large wide vase. Marked on the bottom with the number 3106 and McCoy LLC USA.

CONDITION: perfect.

SIZE: measures 7" high by 5 1/2" wide.

HISTORY: The J.W. McCoy pottery was established in Roseville, Ohio during September 1899. At this time there were 12 notable potteries already in operation in the region. The biggest were; Roseville, Weller, Burley & Winter, and J.B. Owens. A fire destroyed the company in 1903 along with most of their production. In 1911, George Brush became the majority stockholder of the J.W. McCoy pottery, and in December of that year the name of the pottery was changed to the Brush-McCoy Pottery Co.

In 1974 the Lancaster Colony Corporation (LCC) purchased McCoy pottery. The LCC gradually abolished all the marks used during the previous six years and resumed using the name “McCoy”, in the style that was first used in the 1940’s. The LCC did however add their initials “LCC” to the mark, and typically “USA”.

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Item ID: 9689