Please note there is a chip on the rim - price adjusted to reflect this
You will find a few of these remarkably designed vases dating to the first two decades of the 20th century when George Brush had a controlling interest in the McCoy Pottery Company (which is why the name McCoy does not appear as the back stamp), but you won't find one as noteworthy since there's no controlling what happens with the glaze once the ceramic is in the kiln.
In this instance, the glaze performed unimaginably well. It cascaded in a feathery pattern over the torsos of the swan-shaped handles. It is nearly air borne.
