Occupational Shaving Mug, lathe carpenter worker,

Occupational Shaving Mug, lathe carpenter worker, National Barber's Supply Co, Cincinnati O, approx 3-1/2"

4 3/4"x4"

361 GROUP OF FIVE OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUGS A. Horse and buggy B. Lathe worker- handle repair C. Eagle with world & flags D. Decorative Non shaving mug E. Decorative non shaving mug. As noted.

James Dasher, lathe operator.

Pair of original shaving mugs. One is for a carpenter and has wear and a hairline crack. The other has a UAW logo with wear to gold leaf. Largest is 3 3/4" H, very Good

Antique Occupational Shaving Mug Machinist Lathe Operator. LiveAuctioneers gives us up to 20 photos, to see many more photos of most lots find this sale on Proxibid, where we can post up to 100 images

D. Duffy in gold gilt. Mug is stamped "Leonard Vienna Austria" under base. Very unique and detailed image of men laying railroad track. Condition: (Excellent+). Dimensions: 4 - 1/2" x 3 - 1/2" x 3 - 3

An occupational shaving mug with intricate hand embellished transfer of a carpenter outside a clapboard building surrounded by a network of complex scaffolding, personalized 'F.C. Daniels', no maker's

358 LOT OF FOUR OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUGS A. Stationary engine w/ worker. – no damage B. High wheel bike rider. A Nippon style mug - not a standard mug. C. Blacksmith with repairs D. Horse and buggy

A Carpenter or Homebuilder's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug Early 20th Century with the name N.W. Weed in gilt lettering above a completed home. underside marked T & V / France. Height 3 5/8 inche

The carpenter mug reads Frank M. Abrams. Ht: 3.5" The farrier mug reads Wiliam K. Deam. Ht: 3.875" The slaughter mug with gold rim reads H. G. Shaffer. Ht: 3.5" The slaughter mug without gold rim read

The carpenter's mug reads Ellsworth Austin. Ht: 3.625" The mason mug reads Clayton H Stoudt. Ht: 3.5" The machinist mug reads Wilson W. Carey. Ht: 3.5"

Very nice graphics of an early lathe on this Machinists mug. Marked D & O underneath. Light wear. 3 1/2" H, Excellent

CONDITION: (A) The carpenter's mug has excellent color throughout the graphic, with minor loss to the gold paint on the bottom and top rim. Mug has no chips or breaks. (B) The anvil mug has excellent

Porcelain with circle with balance beam scale with crossed swords below and F.P.P. above, gilt name Bryon Carpenter, gilt trim marked on base Eugene Berninghaus Cincinnati, Ohio, with Climax barber ch

Porcelain polychrome painted with gilt name and edging, machinest metal lathe, C.G.B. Davey, marked T&V France, 3 1/2" diameter & high. Condition minor gilt wear.

382 LOT OF THREE OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUGS A. Alaska emblem on a trigger blank. No damage. B. Lathe – Large illustration – chip on rim and crack in the making. C. Flag with Bible - no damage. As n

Vintage antique occupational porcelain shaving mug for a butcher. Depicting a cow prepared for slaughter and two workers; one holding the rope and the other raising an ax. The name M. Reeves written i

This collection consists of 7 occupational shaving mugs including; A Farrier, Horse Racing, Telegraph Operator, Baseball Player, Oil field worker, bartender, and Railroad. CONDITION: All free of crack

Both showing images of carpenter's and barber's tools with some fading to the gold. Including 1 - Marked "A. Peterson" in gold; 1 - Marked "C. G. Harrom" in gold with flower background. Both mugs are

A Football Coach's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug Belonging to Amos Alonzo Stagg Circa 1912 featuring a full wrap of transfer images of fourteen football players and coach Amos Alonzo Stagg agains

A Barber's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug Late 19th/Early 20th Century bearing the name C. G. Phelps in gilt-accented lettering, bisected by a barber pole. underside unmarked. Height 3 7/8 inches.

The fishmonger mug reads Otto Schrader. Ht: 3.5" The grocer mug reads Mike Muich. Ht: 3.875" The barber mug reads Isidore Weinstein. Ht: 3.5" The baker mug Ed N. Schaeffer. Ht: 3.625"

An Unusual Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug Depicting a One-Legged Man Late 19th/Early 20th Century bearing the name H.J. Henry in gilt lettering, and depicting a one-legged man holding a notice let