Vintage McCoy Cookie Jar Black Pot Belly Stove -Retro Farmhouse Cottage Shabby Chic Kitchen Decor
An adorable black cookie jar in the shape of a pot bellied stove. The top is the little chimney, the center has orange and red paint that is a fire burning. This is a piece of the well known and collectible Art Pottery made by the McCoy Pottery Company.
The bottom is stamped McCoy. The McCoy pottery company produced a number of unique cookie jars such as this. This stove shaped jar is circa 1960s.
Measures 7" in diameter at base and at the top inner opening. It is 9 3/4" tall.
In nice shabby chic condition with wear commensurate with vintage age. Wear to the paint and shipping on the lid, inner opening and on the base. See photos for detail.
NOTE: this info is taken from the McCoy Company website - “Throughout its almost 100 years of existence the McCoy family maintained ownership of the company and the president of the company was a McCoy through 4 generations. The company continued to grow as the economy grew and was considered to be the premise manufacture of art pottery in the U.S. Even surviving a major fire in 1950, which destroyed the pottery, the plant was rebuilt and expanded several times.In 1967 the company was sold to The Mount Clemens Pottery Company and in 1974 was sold to The Lancaster Colony Corporation. In 1990 the McCoy Pottery ceased operation, but it lives on through the collectors that appreciate the art form known as "Art Pottery".”
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