Ceramic Face Mug

These faces in 'days of yore' were believed to ward off evil spirits.  Ed Klimek has combined his love of cartooning with his craftsmanship to create a unique personality in each piece.  In addition to mugs,  'face' jugs, shot glasses, and teapots are available. 

 

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Ceramic Face Mug

These faces in 'days of yore' were believed to ward off evil spirits.  Ed Klimek has combined his love of cartooning with his craftsmanship to create a unique personality in each piece.  In addition to mugs,  'face' jugs, shot glasses, and teapots are available. 

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24462 $70.00 6" x 4.75" x 5.125" 4 lbs.   handmade variations Quantity:

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