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Feb 03 2007

McCoy Pottery

Published by Jennifer at 11:25 am under Collecting, Pottery

McCoy Pottery:  What to Look For

When you purchase McCoy Pottery, your main concern should be in finding the highest quality pottery available.  There are many different types of pottery available today.  You can purchase modernly made products and find that they are beautiful and even sophisticated.  But, probably the best choice for you in pottery is that of antique American pottery, such as McCoy.  This type of pottery is well loved because of how well it is made but how traditionally it is made, too.  Those that set out to purchase this type of pottery are sure to find that it is unique and beautiful.

McCoy is a well known manufacturer of pottery from this time period.  There are many different styles and colors used by this company.  Some offer just a slight hint of color while others are hand crafted with beautiful designs.  The fact is that this quality is something you want to look for.

As with any type of pottery, paying attention to the details of the McCoy pieces is important.  Pottery should be well preserved if you will be purchasing it from this time period.  That means that it should still be in decent shape as well as free from any broken pieces, even though some forms of this pottery are just as valuable broken.  You should also look at the workmanship of the actual potter.  Do you see any type of glaze pops?  Are there any types of repairs that have been done to the pottery piece?  If so, these decrease the value of the piece significantly.  Cracks and chips are also very detrimental to the pottery and therefore are not going to make your piece worth nearly what it should be.  If you wish to find a quality McCoy piece, do your homework and know what McCoy looks like.  Insure that the piece is well designed and flawless in its quality.

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