McCoy Blue Grapes Vases
Updated September 5, 2026
| Lot number | 152 |
| Category | Pottery, China & Glass |
| Auction | Hancock Estate Auction |
| Date | September 25, 2026 at 9:30 AM CDT |
| Auction house | Harrison Auction & Realtor |
| Location | Gracemont, Oklahoma |
That matches well - the reference piece is described as a McCoy paneled trumpet footed creamware vase with embossed blue grapes and green leaves, circa 1940s, measuring 3-1/2 by 7 inches, which lines up with the embossed grape clusters and the roughly 7-1/4" height in your photos. Revised listing below. 25-Character Title McCoy Blue Grapes Vases (23) Alternates: McCoy Blue Grape Vase Pr (24) Pair McCoy Grape Vases (22) 2 McCoy Grape Vases (19) HiBid Description PAIR OF McCOY BLUE GRAPES CREAMWARE TRUMPET VASES - EMBOSSED GRAPES AND LEAVES, CIRCA 1940s A matched pair of Art Deco footed trumpet vases in McCoy's creamware body, decorated in the Blue Grapes design. Each vase has a vertically paneled flaring form with a softly scalloped rim, a molded collar, and a wide round pedestal foot, all in a soft matte ivory-cream glaze. One face of each vase carries embossed grape clusters with leaves and tendrils, hand-tinted in cobalt blue, soft green, and ochre so the raised detail stands out against the creamware ground. A graceful symmetrical pair for a mantel, buffet, hutch, or entry table, and just as pretty holding dried stems or a small bouquet. Sold as a pair of two vases. Description Two vases, matching form and decoration - paneled tapering trumpet body, scalloped and gently wavy rim, ribbed collar, spreading round pedestal foot. Each stands approximately 7-1/4" tall per the tape-measure photograph, with a mouth of roughly 2-3/4" to 3" across and a foot of roughly 3-1/4". The published size for this McCoy form is 3-1/2 by 7 inches, which is consistent with these pieces. Bidders should verify all dimensions from the photographs. Matte creamware exterior with a smoother glazed interior. Embossed grape-and-leaf decoration on one face only, hand-tinted blue and green; the reverse of each vase is left plain. Marks: the underside carries an impressed multi-line mark that appears to include U.S.A., consistent with McCoy's impressed base marking, but the impression is shallow and does not photograph clearly enough to read the maker name or shape number outright. A hand-inked 69 appears on the base, most likely an old shop or inventory notation.
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