Jardinieres
jar·di·nière
- French, from the feminine of jardinier, gardner, from old French,
jardin, garden.
1)
A large decorative stand or pot for plants or flowers.
2)
A person can never have too many McCoy jardinieres.
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Vase
in Rosewood Line J.W. Mccoy era.
Notice the orange streaks! |
Cherokee
Vase - 1906
JW McCoy - Rare! |
Loy-Nel-Art
4" Jard.
J.W. McCoy
Unglazed, shown in
Pam Coates, Vol.1 |
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McCoy
Jardinere and Pedestal shown on this Post Card. |
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Brush
McCoy -
Woodland - Circa 1913 |
Pink
Basketweave
- Circa 1930's |
Pattern
Unknown
- circa 1930's |
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Made
in 1924, Nelson McCoy Sanitary Stoneware Company, Rare |
Blended
Glaze
Rings Pattern
- Circa 1920's |
Brown
Onyx Berries &
Leaves - Tall Set
- Circa 1930's |
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Brown
Onyx Sand Butterfly
- circa 1930's |
Brown
Onyx Holly Motif
- Circa 1930's |
Mismatched
Set - Tall
Basketweave Pedestal -
Ivy Jardinere - 40's |
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Brown
Onyx Morning
Glory Pattern - 30's |
Mismatched
set, same
pattern- no name
Circa '20's |
Matte
Green Sand
Butterfly Set - Circa 1930's |
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Mismatched
set
Carnelian - Circa 1903 |
Aqua
quilted jardiniere
& Pedestal set |
White
quilted jardiniere
& Pedestal set |
White Tall Basketweave Jardinere & Pedestal
Set
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Green Holly Set
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Quita-tip:
Keep
in mind that companies other than McCoy finished pottery in glazes
similar to the Sunburst Gold/Gold Brocade.
The
McCoy items will normally bear the McCoy mark but also have a circle
with "24 kt. gold" within the circle. Items marked 'weeping gold'
are not McCoy.