Antique Nelson McCoy Beehive Yellowware Bowl | Early 20th Century
A beautiful antique Nelson McCoy yellowware bowl, rich in the warmth and simplicity of an old country farmhouse kitchen. Dating to approximately the 1920s–early 1930s, this charming piece features the distinctive Beehive or Ringware design, with softly rounded concentric bands and a gorgeous buttery yellow glaze.
Its graceful, ribbed silhouette, substantial rolled rim and unusual square molded foot are lovely examples of early American pottery craftsmanship. The softly aged glaze, subtle crazing and warm honey-colored tones lend this piece the character of a treasured farmhouse heirloom.
Equally beautiful displayed upright or turned over to reveal its distinctive architectural shape, this wonderful piece brings a touch of old-world charm to a thoughtfully collected home.
Origin: Attributed to Nelson McCoy, Roseville, Ohio.
Era: Circa 1920s–early 1930s.
Approximately 10 inches
Condition: Antique with a beautifully aged patina, glaze crazing and surface wear consistent with its history.
Styling Note: Display on an antique French farmhouse table filled with seasonal fruit or gathered garden treasures. Particularly lovely layered with creamy antique ironstone, weathered wooden breadboards and vintage linen textiles. Turn upside down on an open cottage shelf to showcase its beautiful Beehive silhouette and distinctive square foot.
Antique Nelson McCoy Beehive Yellowware Bowl | Early 20th Century
A beautiful antique Nelson McCoy yellowware bowl, rich in the warmth and simplicity of an old country farmhouse kitchen. Dating to approximately the 1920s–early 1930s, this charming piece features the distinctive Beehive or Ringware design, with softly rounded concentric bands and a gorgeous buttery yellow glaze.
Its graceful, ribbed silhouette, substantial rolled rim and unusual square molded foot are lovely examples of early American pottery craftsmanship. The softly aged glaze, subtle crazing and warm honey-colored tones lend this piece the character of a treasured farmhouse heirloom.
Equally beautiful displayed upright or turned over to reveal its distinctive architectural shape, this wonderful piece brings a touch of old-world charm to a thoughtfully collected home.
Origin: Attributed to Nelson McCoy, Roseville, Ohio.
Era: Circa 1920s–early 1930s.
Approximately 10 inches
Condition: Antique with a beautifully aged patina, glaze crazing and surface wear consistent with its history.
Styling Note: Display on an antique French farmhouse table filled with seasonal fruit or gathered garden treasures. Particularly lovely layered with creamy antique ironstone, weathered wooden breadboards and vintage linen textiles. Turn upside down on an open cottage shelf to showcase its beautiful Beehive silhouette and distinctive square foot.
