• It was 1925 when Brush Pottery went on its own and separated from the Brush-McCoy Pottery.
• There is NO such thing as an authentic Brush-McCoy Cookie Jar. McCoy made cookie jars and Brush made cookie jars, but it was after the two companies went their own ways.
• The first Brush cookie jar, made in 1929, is pictured in The Complete Cookie Jar Book by Mike Schneider.
• Ross and Don Winton designed many Brush cookie jars, their jars have a W in the markings.
• Brush jars have been widely reproduced and it can be hard to tell reproductions from the originals.
• Original molds were sold and used later for reproductions.
• Brush Pottery closed its doors in 1982.

Cookie Jar Prices
A sampling of prices for Brush Pottery jars.

From Ohio Pottery
Pictures of the old plant and the fire that consumed it in 1999.

The Junky Monkey
Help in identifying Brush Pottery.

McCoy Pottery Collectors Society
History of the Brush McCoy Pottery.

McCoy Pottery Online
Products made by Brush McCoy Pottery.

Reproductions
Some of the jars that are being reproduced.

Humpty Dumpty
Display featuring Humpty Dumpty jars, including Brush.