Trolley car occupational shaving mug

Occupational shaving mug with trolley car design -Good

M.F. MAHONEY OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUG FIELDS CORNER TROLLEY CAR, W.E. RAILROAD, 19TH C. (REPAIR TO HANDLE)

Bavarian, German, and French made mugs. One mug is branded Limoges.The baggage car mug reads M. H. Bundy. Ht: 3.875" The train mug reads Ed Sloan. Ht: 3.375" The trolley car reads M. O'Brien. Ht: 3.75

Has the name W. G. Daughan in gold gilt. Fantastic image of a green touring car. Condition (Excellent). Size 3 - 3/4" T.

359 TROLLEY OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUG Clean illustration with 2 conductors. No damage.

Both are porcelain. The caboose mug reads P. Fyock. Ht: 3.625" The trolley mug - text is illegible. Ht: 3.5"

The larger caboose mug reads A. B. George. Ht: 4" The cargo car mug reads A. Bender. Ht: 3.5" The passenger car mug reads W. H. Mitchell. Ht: 3.375" The smaller caboose mug is illegible. Ht: 3.5"

AN AMERICAN TRANSFER PRINTED PORCELAIN OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUG -- RAILWAY CAR, CIRCA 1880-1900, of cylindrical form with gilt rim and foot, flanked by a gilt loop handle, centering a transfer printed

Vintage antique occupational porcelain shaving mug. Powder blue with a cartouche depicting a horse-drawn trolley carriage, possibly for a trolley driver. With gold trim.Height: 4 in x diameter (withou

Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug for Street Car Conductor. Harry A. Shaw. Marked K.T. & K. S--V China D.C.L. Minor wear to gold, no chips or cracks.

Occupational Shaving Mug, James McFadden,4-car train with BRRT logo, approx 3-1/2"

The coach mug reads W. H. Creager. Ht: 3.625" The trolley mug reads Andy ____(last name is illegible) Ht. 3.625". The Fine Provision mug reads Paul Abel. Ht: 3.875" The green buckboard mug reads N. Wi

The green cargo wagon mug reads John G. Kunz. Ht: 3.75" The cargo wagon with barrels mug reads Jacob Schmitt. Ht: 3.5" The lumber wagon mug reads J. J. Cassidy. Ht: 3.5" The trolley car mug reads Phil

Shaving Mug Collection 65 Total, 3 Brushes. Some metal, some glass, 1 from Staffordshire England. 1 notable illustrated mug with a Trolley Car. The one reading "Dad's Mug." might be a late

Late 19th-early 20th century. A porcelain occupational shaving mug depicting a railroad cattle car, with gilt inscription W.G. Bowers above painting and marked D & Co. on underside; ht. 4, wd. 3.75, d

372 LOT OF THREE OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUGS A. Boiler- on straight blank – gold wear –no damage. B. Box car- on straight blank- no damage. C. Number mug #24.- no damage. As noted.

Occupational Porcelain Shaving Mug Decorative design of a horse drawn trolley passenger train Decorative with a wonderful blue and white color with gold trim dimensions 3.8in H x 4.4in L. Out of a New

363 LARGE LOT OF OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUGS A. Locomotive with 2 cars. – clean ,90% gold –no damage. B. stationary engine. – has crack in the making C. Childs mug D. Small Shriners mug. 7 other v

Has the name "Fred W. Gweld" in gold gilt. Nice image of trolley train car. Some wear to gold gilt around rim. Condition: (Excellent) Item Dimensions: 4 - 1/4" x 3 - 1/2" x 3 - 1/2".

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

Three Tradesman's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mugs Early 20th Century comprising a barber's mug identified C.G. Geisenheimer, a cobbler's mug identified G.B. Drew and marked D&Co on the underside,