A few examples of appraisal values for
MCCOY

• THREE MCCOY POTTERY AND ONE BRUSH MCCOY
  THREE MCCOY POTTERY AND ONE BRUSH MCCOY CERAMIC TABLE ARTICLES, H TEAPOT WITH HANDLE 6 1/8 IN. (15.6 CM.)Three McCoy Pottery and One Brush McCoy Ceramic Table Articles,, Dimensions: H teapot with handle 6 1/8 in. (15.6 cm.)
• LOUIS KINNEY HARLOW (AMERICAN 1850 -
  LOUIS KINNEY HARLOW (AMERICAN 1850 - 1913), WINTER FARM LANDSCAPE, WATERCOLOR, SIGNED L.L. BY BOTH E. P. MCCOY AND L. K. HARLOW, FRAME: 13 3/4 X 20 1/4 IN. (34.9 X 51.4 CM.)Louis Kinney Harlow (American 1850 - 1913), Winter Farm Landscape, Watercolor, Signed l.l. by both E. P. McCoy and L. K. Harlow,, Dimensions: Frame: 13 3/4 x 20 1/4 in. (34.9 x 51.4 cm.)
• ANNA B. MCCOY OIL ON CANVASAnna B. McCoy
  ANNA B. MCCOY OIL ON CANVASAnna B. McCoy (American b. 1940), oil on canvas titled Three Apples , 21 1/2" x 29 1/2", frame - 30 1/4" x 38". NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• CERAMIC COOKIE JARS INCL. MCCOY CLOWN,
  CERAMIC COOKIE JARS INCL. MCCOY CLOWN, 3 PCS A trio of vintage, whimsical hand-painted glazed ceramic cookie jars. Two are in the forms of clowns and the third is a stout sailor boy. The clown bust is marked to underside "McCoy." 3 Pcs. Tallest: 12" H. Widest: 7.5". Marks, paint loss and crazing noted
• LONG ISLAND SOUND, 1855 NAVIGATION MAP
  LONG ISLAND SOUND, 1855 NAVIGATION MAP Western Sheet, from a Trigonometrical Survey...of the Coast of the United States, drawn by Fairfax, Wampler & Gluck, engraving by Siebert, Knight, Rolle, & McCoy, with inset showing the Throg's Neck and New York City, and engravings of 5 lighthouses, 25.25"h x 36"w (sight), 32"h x 42.25"w (frame)
• TEN OHIO BRUSH/BRUSH MCCOY ANIMALS.
  TEN OHIO BRUSH/BRUSH MCCOY ANIMALS. First half 20th century. Mostly cats including one with paper label "Brush Pottery Co., Zanesville, Ohio", 8"h. Other animals include squirrel, rabbit, 12"h., and elephant bookends (chips).
• TEN OHIO BRUSH MCCOY FROGS. First half
  TEN OHIO BRUSH MCCOY FROGS. First half 20th century. Includes planters and flower frog. 4" to 11"l.
• TEN OHIO BRUSH/BRUSH MCCOY BIRDS. First
  TEN OHIO BRUSH/BRUSH MCCOY BIRDS. First half 20th century. Ostrich planter is marked "Brush". Paint wear. 6.5"h. Others include rooster, 14.5"h., hen and chicks, 4.5"h. and ducks.
• COLLECTION OF FROGS WITH TWO ADDITIONS.
  COLLECTION OF FROGS WITH TWO ADDITIONS. Twentieth century. Frogs include cast iron, painted white metal, brass, painted bisque, pair playing pool and McCoy. Together with a McCoy turtle and a pottery squirrel.
• FIVE OHIO BRUSH MCCOY FROGS AND TURTLES.
  FIVE OHIO BRUSH MCCOY FROGS AND TURTLES. First half 20th century. Three turtles including planter, 4" to 7"l. And two frogs, planter and ashtray, 7"l.
• THREE MCCOY GLAZED POTTERY VESSELSCast
  THREE MCCOY GLAZED POTTERY VESSELSCast marks. Comprising: A vase Two small planters The largest 7 3/8 x 4 3/4 in. diam. Condition Minor wear consistent with use. One planter with staining and crazing, the other with a rim chip. Otherwise in good condition.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• (14) BOOKS & SOME CATALOGS ABOUT THE
  (14) BOOKS & SOME CATALOGS ABOUT THE WYETH FAMILY Including: "An American Vision: Three Generations of Wyeth Art: NC Wyeth/Andrew Wyeth/James Wyeth", Brandywine Museum for Little, Brown & Co, Boston, 1987, stated first edition, unclipped dj; PLUS "One Nation, Patriots & Pirates Portrayed by NC Wyeth and James Wyeth", essays by Tom Brokaw and David Michaelis, Bulfinch Press; Little, Brown & Co, Boston, Delaware Art Museum & Brandywine, stated first, signed by Jamie on title page, unclipped dj; PLUS (2 copies) "John W McCoy, An American Painter" by Anna B. McCoy, Down East Books, Camden, Maine, 2001, signed by author & Jamie, clipped dj; PLUS "The Artifice of Blue Light", by Henriette Wyeth, essay by Paul Horgan, Museum of New Mexico Press, Santa Fe, NM, 1994; PLUS "A Century of Wyreths", Farnsworth Museum, Rockland, ME, May 29 - Oct 17, 1999; PLUS "My Land is the Southwest: Peter Hurd Letters and Journals", Edited by Robert Metzger, intro by Paul Horgan, Texas A&M University Press, College Station, 1983, unclipped dj; PLUS catalogs & flyers.