Posted 6 years ago
billretire…
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I found these two Pottery Pitchers at the Flea Market, this past Weekend 9/15-16/2018, and found the Vase a few weeks ago, there also.
The Ball Pitcher is made by Red Wing Pottery, from Red Wing, Minnesota. It's from their Tampico Line from 1955, it's a 1-quart/32 once size, I call a juice Pitcher, it's 6 1/2" tall, 6 1/4" front to back, and 4 1/2" wide, the oval base is 4 1/8" x 3 5/8", it's marked on the bottom RED WING over U S A. Next, also by Red Wing, is the Blue, with Purple Ribbon like Handles Vase, with a Wheat Sheaf motif. To me it looks like a Presentation Trophy! :^D It has a pink glazed interior, is 8" tall, 5 3/8" across the top, and 4" across the scalloped edge bottom, that's marked 1106 over RED WING over U S A, I think this Vase was made in the late 1940's-mid. 50's, but couldn't find a date. Last is the Green, and Clear glazed Stoneware Pitcher, with Grape and Leaf design, by the Nelson McCoy Sanitary Stoneware Co. from Roseville, Ohio. The two quart Pitcher is 8 1/4" tall, 7 1/2" from spout to back of handle, 4 1/4" across the top, and 5 3/8" across the unmarked bottom. The Company was started by Nelson McCoy, with help from his father J.W. McCoy in 1910, and I think that this Pitcher was made, after 1911 until about 1926, but the dates of when it was produced, was probably not later then 1926, when the company name was changed to Nelson McCoy Pottery.
Thank you for looking, all comments are welcome! :^)
The Red Wing pitcher has a very fast shape :))
I really love the trophy vase, so different and just gorgeous.
I can't believe the age of the McCoy!
Thank you for your comments Karen! I bought that Red Wing because it has such a different shape, and in perfect condition, but I knew it was Tampico, and my offer was more than $1. the seller wanted, so I gave her three times what she wanted gladly! :^D I do like the color combinations that Red Wing uses on their Pottery, and this vase has a really nice shape to go with it! Yes Karen, the brightness of the color, makes it look newer, than the 1920's, but I really think these were made in the early teens! :^D
Thanks to all of you for the love you gave for my new pottery finds,
Kevin
Thomas
Mary H
Brian
Karen
and Jenni too! It's much appreciated! :^)
Thank you for stopping by AdeleC, and for the love you gave! :^)
Kevin, and aura, thank you both for the love! :^)
Nice pieces, Bill!
Thanks Mrstyndall, not worth what they use to be, but I still like them! :^D
Thank you for the love that you gave for these too Mrstyndall, it's appreciated! :^)
Hey Pete, always good to have you stop by for a peek B^D and then love what you see! Thanks! :^)
Nice Redwing vase - colors make me think 1950s-60s though, but super piece. Also, Tampico was produced from 1956-65.
Thanks Harry, I couldn't find the Vase, exactly similar one only, and Tampico in Warman's Red Wing Pottery book, is just dated as 1955, but every bit of info helps! :^D
Thank you for the love too! :^)
Wow Mary, you loved my Art Pottery too, thank you much! :^)