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Antique Nelson McCoy Water Lily Stoneware Pitcher | Circa 1930s
Antique Nelson McCoy Water Lily Stoneware Pitcher | Circa 1930s
A stunning early Nelson McCoy pottery pitcher featuring the beautifully embossed Water Lily pattern in a rich, dark chocolate brown glaze. Dating to the 1930s, this lovely piece showcases raised water lily blossoms, delicate foliage and rippling water, complemented by a gracefully curved handle.
Its deep, earthy glaze beautifully highlights the intricate botanical detailing, giving this antique pitcher wonderful depth, texture and old-world character. A timeless piece of early American pottery, equally lovely displayed on its own or incorporated into a thoughtfully collected home.
Maker: Nelson McCoy Pottery, Roseville, Ohio
Pattern: Water Lily
Era: Circa 1930s
Approximately 5 × 5
Finish: Rich dark brown glaze
Styling Note: Beautiful filled with freshly gathered garden flowers, autumn branches or dried hydrangeas. Display on open cottage shelving alongside antique stoneware, weathered wood and vintage linens for a warm, collected farmhouse aesthetic
Antique Nelson McCoy Water Lily Stoneware Pitcher | Circa 1930s
A stunning early Nelson McCoy pottery pitcher featuring the beautifully embossed Water Lily pattern in a rich, dark chocolate brown glaze. Dating to the 1930s, this lovely piece showcases raised water lily blossoms, delicate foliage and rippling water, complemented by a gracefully curved handle.
Its deep, earthy glaze beautifully highlights the intricate botanical detailing, giving this antique pitcher wonderful depth, texture and old-world character. A timeless piece of early American pottery, equally lovely displayed on its own or incorporated into a thoughtfully collected home.
Maker: Nelson McCoy Pottery, Roseville, Ohio
Pattern: Water Lily
Era: Circa 1930s
Approximately 5 × 5
Finish: Rich dark brown glaze
Styling Note: Beautiful filled with freshly gathered garden flowers, autumn branches or dried hydrangeas. Display on open cottage shelving alongside antique stoneware, weathered wood and vintage linens for a warm, collected farmhouse aesthetic