Vintage McCoy “Swallows in Flight” Jardinière

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*Vintage McCoy “Swallows in Flight” Jardinière

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A beautiful vintage McCoy “Swallows in Flight” jardinière, dating to the Art Deco era of the mid-1930s. Crafted in a soft matte ivory glaze, this timeless planter features beautifully embossed swallows soaring through marsh grasses, wrapping gracefully around the vessel.

Its sculptural form and creamy white patina make it equally stunning filled with seasonal blooms, an orchid, or displayed as a standalone decorative piece. A wonderful addition to cottage coastal, English garden, or collected interiors.

Approximately 7” H × 7” W

Beautiful matte ivory glaze with age-related wear consistent with its vintage character.

Produced by the Nelson McCoy Pottery Company, circa 1935–1937. Pieces from this era were typically identified by paper labels rather than impressed marks, making this pattern especially recognizable among McCoy collectors.

A timeless American pottery heirloom.

*Vintage McCoy “Swallows in Flight” Jardinière

  • A non-combined shipping item. Please do not combine with any other items at checkout.

A beautiful vintage McCoy “Swallows in Flight” jardinière, dating to the Art Deco era of the mid-1930s. Crafted in a soft matte ivory glaze, this timeless planter features beautifully embossed swallows soaring through marsh grasses, wrapping gracefully around the vessel.

Its sculptural form and creamy white patina make it equally stunning filled with seasonal blooms, an orchid, or displayed as a standalone decorative piece. A wonderful addition to cottage coastal, English garden, or collected interiors.

Approximately 7” H × 7” W

Beautiful matte ivory glaze with age-related wear consistent with its vintage character.

Produced by the Nelson McCoy Pottery Company, circa 1935–1937. Pieces from this era were typically identified by paper labels rather than impressed marks, making this pattern especially recognizable among McCoy collectors.

A timeless American pottery heirloom.