Vintage 1940s McCoy Pottery Pine Cone Green Sugar Creamer Set Mid C USA Pottery
This vintage McCoy pine cone sugar and creamer set features sculptural, nature-inspired forms with raised pine cone reliefs and textured needle-like foliage. The softly blended glaze of pale green, warm cream, and earthy brown reflects the organic aesthetic popular in American Mid-Century ceramic tableware. Integrated side handles and gently flared rims provide both visual balance and practical function.
Produced by McCoy Pottery, this set showcases the brand’s signature molded detailing and distinctive glaze work. McCoy was known for translating natural motifs into decorative yet functional household ceramics, and the pine cone design is a classic example of that tradition. The impressed McCoy mark on the underside confirms authenticity and adds strong collector appeal.
Well suited for collectors of McCoy Pottery and Mid-Century ceramics, this matching sugar and creamer set works beautifully for everyday coffee service or display. Its cohesive design, confirmed maker, and natural motif make it a desirable addition to curated vintage collections and thoughtfully styled kitchens.
Product Details:
Brand: McCoy
Manufacturer: McCoy Pottery
Origin: USA
Estimated Era and Date: Mid-Century, circa 1940s
Material: Ceramic
Color: Pale green, cream, and warm brown
Occasion: Coffee service, tea service, everyday entertaining
Style / Pattern / Theme / Design Notes: Pine cone motif with raised botanical relief and blended glaze finish
Features:
Authentic McCoy sugar and creamer set
Sculpted pine cone and needle relief detailing
Soft blended green, cream, and brown glaze
Integrated side handles for balanced serving
MC American ceramic tableware
Dimensions:
Sugar Bowl:
Length: 6 in
Width: 3 in
Height: 3 in
Creamer:
Length: 6 in
Width: 2 in
Height: 3 in
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition. The glaze remains glossy with strong molded detail and smooth color transitions. Minor age-appropriate surface wear may be present, consistent with vintage McCoy Pottery. No cracks, chips, or structural damage noted.
