This small cup is glazed in this totally awesome sea green color, flecked all over with blue and varying from deep to light green, finished off with some crystalline crackling under the surface. (The cracks, otherwise known as "crazing," are most prominent on the inside, and are purely cosmetic--the surface of the cup is smooth.) It's glazed on the lower portion in white satin. The bottom remains unglazed. This wee cup measures 2.25in (57.15mm) tall, and its mouth is about 1.5in (38.1mm) across. It is approximately the size of a shot glass, but is not guaranteed to hold exactly one shot. It would also be a great addition to a children's playtime or tea party collection. I have a few of these cups that I made for myself, and I use them to store little things like toothpicks, hairpins, and candy. This cup is a "pinch pot," made purely with the pressure of a thumb on the inside and the fingers of the same hand on the outside. I then fired it in my own kiln, glazed it, and fired it again to produce this final result. It is stoneware and therefore not particularly fragile.

This wee cup is glazed on the inside with a beautiful satin cerulean blue. The outside is this really yummy eggplant-colored glaze that has lots of variation, going from almost white where thin, to a strong crystalline purple where thick. It, too, has some hints of cerulean in it. The bottom remains unglazed. This wee cup measures 2in (51mm) tall, and its mouth is about 7/8-in (22mm) across. It is approximately the size of a shot glass, but is not guaranteed to hold exactly one shot. It would also be a great addition to a children's playtime or tea party collection. I have a few of these cups that I made for myself, and I use them to store little things like toothpicks, hairpins, and candy. This cup is a "pinch pot," made purely with the pressure of a thumb on the inside and the fingers of the same hand on the outside. I then fired it in my own kiln, glazed it, and fired it again to produce this final result. It is stoneware and therefore not particularly fragile.