Antique Nelson McCoy Windowpane Stoneware Bowl
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A beautiful antique stoneware bowl with all the warmth and charm of a well-loved country kitchen. Attributed to Nelson McCoy of Roseville, Ohio, circa 1920s–1930s, this lovely piece features the distinctive windowpane pattern, a delicate embossed leaf collar and a wonderfully soft, buttery cream glaze.
Its graceful shape, subtle crazing and beautifully aged patina evoke the simplicity of an old European farmhouse, where everyday utilitarian pieces become treasured heirlooms.
The raised geometric detailing and softly scalloped botanical border give this substantial bowl a lovely architectural quality. Equally beautiful displayed upright or turned over to showcase its distinctive windowpane design.
Measurements: Approximately 10 inches.
Origin: Attributed to Nelson McCoy, Roseville, Ohio.
Era: Circa 1920s–1930s.
Condition: Antique with beautiful age-related patina, glaze crazing and signs of wear consistent with its history.
Styling Note: Display on an antique French farmhouse table filled with seasonal fruit, dried hydrangeas or gathered garden treasures. Particularly lovely atop a weathered pine cupboard, layered with antique ironstone, vintage linens and rustic wooden breadboards. A timeless addition to a thoughtfully collected European cottage kitchen.
Antique Nelson McCoy Windowpane Stoneware Bowl
A non-combined shipping item. Please do not combine with any other items at checkout.
A beautiful antique stoneware bowl with all the warmth and charm of a well-loved country kitchen. Attributed to Nelson McCoy of Roseville, Ohio, circa 1920s–1930s, this lovely piece features the distinctive windowpane pattern, a delicate embossed leaf collar and a wonderfully soft, buttery cream glaze.
Its graceful shape, subtle crazing and beautifully aged patina evoke the simplicity of an old European farmhouse, where everyday utilitarian pieces become treasured heirlooms.
The raised geometric detailing and softly scalloped botanical border give this substantial bowl a lovely architectural quality. Equally beautiful displayed upright or turned over to showcase its distinctive windowpane design.
Measurements: Approximately 10 inches.
Origin: Attributed to Nelson McCoy, Roseville, Ohio.
Era: Circa 1920s–1930s.
Condition: Antique with beautiful age-related patina, glaze crazing and signs of wear consistent with its history.
Styling Note: Display on an antique French farmhouse table filled with seasonal fruit, dried hydrangeas or gathered garden treasures. Particularly lovely atop a weathered pine cupboard, layered with antique ironstone, vintage linens and rustic wooden breadboards. A timeless addition to a thoughtfully collected European cottage kitchen.
