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How about this mug?

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B

Does this one look familiar to anyone? No marks, fairly thin ceramic.....

Mahalo

I have that mug in brown. I got it from Tiki Farm about a year ago.

R

Interesting as I too have this from Tiki Farm, but it is a thicker looking ceramic in a darker colored glaze. The detail doesn't come out as well as it does on yours as I just noticed the hands and the sharpness of the nose in the second pic.

[ Edited by: Rattiki on 2003-07-08 07:54 ]

I've seen this design elsewhere as well. Here's a site that offers salt & pepper shakers in this style: http://www.myriahs.com/publishtikipage/tikimug2.html

On 2003-07-08 08:11, Suburban Hipster wrote:
I've seen this design elsewhere as well. Here's a site that offers salt & pepper shakers in this style: http://www.myriahs.com/publishtikipage/tikimug2.html

I have the cookie jar and shakers #S386 pictured on that page. They are made by Clay Art. I bought them at the DeAnza College flea market last month.

--cindy

the one I have seems old, white glaze shows some crazing, 5 3/4" tall, 3 1/2" across very thin with no maker.....

I have seen molds for this particular style. it is possible that your thinner ceramic mug is home-made...

I have a mold for that tiki mug. The maker of the mold is Duncan. It's dated 1967. I cast a few to try it out. The thinner the better on that mold. The first 2 I cast were way too thick. The 3rd turned out great. I still have yet to fire and glaze my molds.

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