Thirty Child's Mugs

Six transfer child's mugs. H 2-1/4" - 2-1/2" each. Condition: For Loving a Book - cracks; A Present for My Dear Boy - chip. Minor imperfections. Estate of Jonathan Rickard. Link for high-res images: h

Nine transfer child's mugs. H 2-1/8" to 2-1/2" each. Three child's mugs. Two canary yellow. "A Trifle for Richard" and a "Gift from the Pottery". Together with an ABC mug. H 1-3/4" 2-1/2" and 2-5/8".

Two Silver Child's Mugs Comprising: A cup molded with a bunny, marked '.925' A silver-gilt cup, marked 'Sterling' The larger 2 3/8 x 3 x 2 3/8 in., 6.6 oz. approx. weight.

Seven 19th century child's cups with animal theme Height range 2-1/2" - 2-7/8". Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. Cup with bee hive has small base chip. Minor imperfections. Please refer

Child's cups with acanthus leaf bases and decorated with flowers en repousse, one inscribed "Philip," the other "Annie," each marked on the bottom, "6268 A" and with Whiting maker's mark; together 12.

Miniature Chinese Imari Porcelain Teapot and Pair of Chinese Child's Mugs </ Unmarked. The teapot 3 1/4 x 4 x 2 1/2 in., the mugs 3 1/2 x 2 3/4 in. diam. </

Four Various Ironstone Transfer Decorated Child's Mugs. Various color transfers of children at play and every day life. 2-1/2"h. to 3"h. Condition: Good with a couple of tiny pin nips.

Two Canary Yellow Lustre China Child's Mugs. "A Present for Eliza" 2"h. and "A Trifle For Eliza" 2-1/4"h. Condition: Smaller mug is good with minor staining; Larger mug has flake chip on upper rim.

2 marbled glazed mocha child's mugs, tallest 2 1/4" h, Ex: Collection of Irvin & Anita Schorsch, Hidden Glen Farms, 701, 865

America, mid-19th Century. Original paint. Child with umbrella "Eliza Steel', and child reading "David". Wear. 3.25"h.

Two Canary Yellow China Transfer-Decorated Child's Mugs. Early 19th century. "Little Robin Redbreast" and "For My Little Girl". Largest 2-1/4"h. Condition: Good, Little Robin Redbreast has a rim chip.

Fine early English Staffordshire child's mug, circa 1815. Mugs like this, with children's names, are believed to have been made as christening gifts. This mug has the name John, surrounded by a nicely

Lot of 5 Ironstone Child's Mugs - some with transfer, polychrome flowers, banded, tallest 2 1/2" H.

Type: Child's cup / baby cup Materials: Sterling silver Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Early 20th century Maker: Various Description: Four sterling child's cups or baby cups, including a hammer

2 American coin silver child's mugs, 3" h, 5.76 TO

Three 19th Century Transfer Decorated Child's Mugs. One soft paste burnt orange transfer class room scene, one Franklin's Maxims verse mug with boat scene, and one alphabet mug with W and X. Tallest 2

Two Transfer Decorated Ironstone China Child's Mugs. "Football" and "Pyramid". 2-3/4"h. Condition: Good with some tiny edge chips.

Two 19th Century Yellowware Child's Mugs. Both with applied loop handles. Horizontal rib mug with blue rim, 1-7/8"h. and Brown and tan banded mug, 2-3/4"h. Condition: Very good.

5 Victorian EAPG Childrens Mugs. EAPG 19th c. Victorian childrens mugs came in a variety of sizes, are very collectible, and make a great display. 1- Bryce EAPG birds on a branch child's mug with bead

Bavarian child's mug set, 5 mugs & tray, dancing children in cute poses, Swedish copper tea pot, small copper tea pot, Dayton C.I. scale & other blue & white dishes, 8 in. tray longest

Decorated in blue transfer, "For Improvement in School"; Blue transfer with red lining, "For attention to Learning"; and red transfer with pink luster lining, "Present for Reading well". 1 7/8 inches

Group of three sterling silver children's mugs. One Wallace mug etched with a design of geese waddling in a row and inscribed &quot;Goosey, goosey, gander, whither do you wander.&quot; along the side;

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER CHILD'S MUGFRANCIS DORMIEUX, CALCUTTA CIRCA 1816With a scroll handle, two reeded bands, engraved RPW and with an ozier-work band to the base7.5cm (3in) high199g (6.4 oz)

This is an antique sterling silver child's mug and plate set from William Gale of New York circa 1862. The mug is inscribed: "Mary Adams Bond, June 1st, 1865, William Bond Carll Jr, December 18, 1923"