Flowers and Garlands, 19th Century Hand-decorated Spongeware Mug whisk brish says American--though it seems more

says American--though it seems more common to find frogs inside British vessels than American ones

Great side by side on a shelf facing front or facing each other

all of the time

One or maybe two very minor glaze chips as documented

Small holes in the corners for hanging

Flowers and Garlands, 19th Century Hand-decorated Spongeware Mug whisk brish says American--though it seems moreTo me this good sized, c. mid 19th century mug with hand painted flowers feels quite warm and cozy a nice one to actually drink morning coffee from, or fill with sprigs of holiday green and berries, or to use to hold ones toothbrush! I believe this would be properly be classified as spongeware (and was by the dealer who sold it me), with the garland motif looking to have been applied using a stencil and sponged type painting. Plus a hand painted blue