Brush McCoy Pottery 1914 Lions Roman Decoration Jardiniere Flower Pot

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Brush McCoy Pottery 1914 Lions Roman Decoration Jardiniere Flower Pot
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We recently acquired an estate and several pieces of B&W and other stoneware were left.
This is a forthright sturdily built heavy jardiniere and when double boxed will require a somewhat oversized shipping box to help ensure safe delivery through the heavy-handed U.S. Snail Mail Apes. Shipping is .95 (I will promptly refund anything in excess of ). I ship to the 48 contiguous USA states only. I’m very sorry but no exceptions.
Winning Bidder ~ I accept PayPal and prompt payment to me results in equally prompt shipment to you. I will contact you soon after close of auction. To avoid confusion please wait to pay until I send you an invoice. I do, however, use eBay’s Global Shipping scheme, where eBay allows, so that option is open and available to buyers outside the 48 contiguous United States. I mostly ship the next business day or two following payment.
This lion decorated jardiniere is one of a series of sizes that were decorated with various Roman Theme designs. It is illustrated in Sanford Book 1, page 23. It’s 7-1/2” tall, the opening is about 7",  and is about 8" across the widest part, the bulge.
There is one weensy top rim, on the inside edge, glaze nick or, conversely, a really small and truly insignificant flake. (Very, very difficult to accurately illustrate).That’s it! No other post production issues I can find. It has been lightly used and I see no evidence of a plant being potted within it. All in all, it truly is in absolutely outstanding condition for a flower pot more than 100 years old.
Overall a truly excellent example of an item designed by an outstandingly gifted and talented potter. This jardiniere was intended to be used in the home on a daily basis. For being more than 100 years old it has withstood the test of time very well, and would be a stellar addition to any collection of early Brush McCoy and/or jardinieres.
Please ask any questions before you bid as this auction is final unless grossly misrepresented.
Thanks for looking and have fun bidding.
Steve The Mighty, Son Of Stoney The Magnificent