April 12, 2024
McCoy Daisy Yellow Glazed Flower Pot and Saucer - Mold!
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Nice Condition! McCoy Daisy Flower pot and saucer in a lovely glazed pastel yellow finish. Stands about 5" tall and 5" across the top rim. Mold is just fabulous - you can see each tiny detail in the daisies! Very Clean and in super condition, no cracks or hairlines and not even any crazing! Does have a few micro teeny tiny flea bites at the top rim, very minor as you can see in the photos and simply due to gentle use over the years. Nice and Clean!! Beautiful flower and ribbed design mold. Dates to 1940's and as pictured on page 104 of the red covered Sanford Guide to McCoy Pottery - Fabulous for decoration or use with those fresh summer flowers or plants - Guaranteed to be original and vintage. Bid with confidence. I have lots of pottery listed & will combine shipping - do take a look! link below to my ebay store!! ! Lots of Vintage Items Listed! And I will combine shipping!! Prompt shipping if money order or paypal - if you pay by check we wait ten-business days for payment to clear. * Remember you can always use your credit card with PayPal. Will ship international if paid by Paypal in US Dollars. Ohio residents to add 6.75% sales tax. Buyer to pay actual shipping cost and insurance (your charge and choice), plus 99 cents packaging fee. *** WE WRAP VERY WELL! As you can see by our positive feedbacks. If you have ANY questions
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