Our store offers you some advantages to shopping with us. By purchasing more then one item you can save anywhere between $5.00 to $20.00 on combined shipping and you only pay a one time handling charge per order!

Also we utilize lay-away for any item that you have always wanted, but need to make payments. You pay a 10% down as a holding fee and then pay the remaining balance within 30 days! Items that are not paid in full with in 30 days will be placed back into stock and you will not receive your holding fee back.

Also if you would like to combine pricing and shipping, we allow you to shop for 30 days and at the end of the 30 days we will combine your shipping and send you an invoice. The price for each item must be payed for right away, but then just contact us and ask us to hold them for 30 days! The total for shipping will then be combined at the end of thirty days and your invoice will be sent. If you do not pay the shipping cost due within 10 business days, items will be placed back into stock and you will be refunded less $2.00 per item for stocking fees.

What a great way to shop and get those items you have always wanted! Be sure and add them to your wish list and I will let you know if they are going on sale.

Brush Pottery Vase

Item #	Description	Quantity	Price
Click for more detail... 1705	Brush Pottery Brown Sponge Ware Vase This vase is marked with Brush USE #190-6 on the bottom and is in rustic brown color with white sponge ware all under glaze. The mold is done in a Spittoon design and has etching in the pottery on the outside. There are no chips, cracks, or crazing to this piece and it measures 6 inches across the opening and 3 ¾ inches deep. George S. Brush Ran his own pottery business from 1907-08, then went to work for J.W. McCoy (1909-1911); Teamed with J.W. McCoy in 1911 to form the Brush-McCoy Pottery. The name of the pottery was changed to Brush Pottery in 1925.	1	Your Price: $9.99

Dish

Item #	Description	Quantity	Price
Click for more detail... 1523	McCoy Pottery Olive Green Dish I was unable to determine which line this piece belongs to or when it was made, but believe it is one of the newer products because it shows no signs of wear. It measures 5 inches across and 2 ¾ inches deep. This piece is molded with vertical ribs and painted with an olive green color all under glaze. The inside and rim are smooth along with the bottom. It is marked with McCoy USA #138 and shows no brazing, cracks, chips, or crazing.	1	Your Price: $9.99

Spoon Holder

Item #	Description	Quantity	Price
Click for more detail... 1521	McCoy Pottery Rustic Spoon Holder This piece, I believe, is from the Rustic Line that was produced in 1945 by McCoy and you can view one of the other products from this line at the McCoy Pottery Collector’s Society Site. This piece measures 4 inches across and holds the ladle of a spoon perfectly. It is hand painted with an off white flower and dusky rose center. There also are rustic colored specks throughout the pedals and the stem is green all done under glaze. The back is marked with USA and there is brazing around the edge, otherwise there are no chips, cracks, or crazing to this piece.	1	Your Price: $9.99

Yorkville Rooster Crock

Item #	Description	Quantity	Price
Click for more detail... 1293	McCoy Yorkville Line Pottery Crock This crock is in mint condition measuring 5 ½ inches tall and a 12 ½ inch circumference. Engraved on the bottom is the number 6 and USA and I do see some mild brazing. This is the Yorkville Rooster Pattern and is extremely attractive. The front has a hand painted rooster and floral arrangement in harvest colors and the top is brown; all covered with a semi-gloss glaze.	1	Your Price: $14.99