Posted 8 years ago
McCoyNelson
(219 items)
Released in 1958, this is a jar to look for! It is shaped like a flower pot and has a tulip painted on the side. The finial on the lid is also unique in that it is in the shape of a tulip itself. This jar is marked McCoy uSA and it's not easy to find, especially without any damage to the finial. There is a variation that sports a smaller tulip bloom on the finial, but has the same sized leaves. The tulips also come in red.
This jar can double as a flowerpot due to the design. (hence the nickname "flower pot"
