Mcnicol China

[Doddridge Citizen]

Would love to hear from anyone who used to work at the old McNicol China Company or from children whose parent used to work there. Looking for historical information. Thank you!

[Dover Ohio Gal]

Hi,
I didn't work at the old McNicol China Company, but am looking for McNicol West Virginia State Park pieces of china with the W.Va. logo on them. Can you help?
Thanks!

[Dover Ohio Gal]

If you know of any McNicol China West Virginia State pieces of china that they used in the Parks with the W. Va. logo on them, please email me at [e-mail] and in the subject, please put McNicol West Virginia.
Thanks

[auntcindys]

Dover Ohio Gal wrote:

Hi,
I didn't work at the old McNicol China Company, but am looking for McNicol West Virginia State Park pieces of china with the W.Va. logo on them. Can you help?
Thanks!

We will be listing some on ebay tomorrow.

[Dover Gal]

auntcindys wrote:

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We will be listing some on ebay tomorrow.

Oh, will you offer them to me first?

[Doddridge Citizen]

I saw the plates on ebay. Nice ones! Still looking for someone who used to work there or knows anything about the company.

[littlered]

I am looking for McNicol coffee mugs. We have 2 in the family and want to add more. The mugs are plain beige color, heavier than normal coffee mugs, and have the McNicol logo on the bottom with 1943. If you can help please let me know. Thanks!

[Jackie McNicol Cook]

Dover Ohio Gal wrote:

Hi,
I didn't work at the old McNicol China Company, but am looking for McNicol West Virginia State Park pieces of china with the W.Va. logo on them. Can you help?
Thanks!

It is very seldom my maiden name, McNicol, is spelled correctly. I spent some time in Scotland looking up graves of my ancstors. I love the plain "hotel" style of the McNicol China I find in flea markets, etc here in Mo. I, too , collect the West Virginia marked ones.

[jac mc cook]

It is very seldom I see my maiden name spelled correctly, as I saw on my great-grandfather's grave in Scotland. So I began watching and find a lot of the china here in Mo. in our flea markets. Probably because it is "hotel" style and not particularly beautiful to collect.

[Wondering]

What are the identifing marks on McNicol china?

[Doddridge Citizen]

McNicol china is usually marked with a backstamp that says McNicol China, Clarksburg WV.

[blueKYgirl]

Jackie McNicol Cook wrote:

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It is very seldom my maiden name, McNicol, is spelled correctly. I spent some time in Scotland looking up graves of my ancstors. I love the plain "hotel" style of the McNicol China I find in flea markets, etc here in Mo. I, too , collect the West Virginia marked ones.

I have something of my grandparents in the garage & on the bottom it says "McNichol China CLarksburg WV, 124, USA." If you'd be interested in buying it, email me & I'll go get it out. I can't even remember what it is exactly.(kathyamiller858@msn.c om)

[blueKYgirl]

It is a saucer with a yellowish rim on it.

[Lindalou]

We have a McNicol China gravy boat dated 1942. We are interested in some historic information on the china.