These awesome vintage coffee mugs from the 1970s bring back many memories of the days when "flower power" and "make love not war" were two favorite pop culture mottos. Ceramics were big in the 1970s, and I imagine a crafty lady made these mugs as a hobby at her local ceramics class. With the pretty color palette of lavender, blue, golden yellow and sage green, they probably were made to coordinate with her Harvest Gold or Avocado Green kitchen. Details ?°?©©?°? The bodies of the mugs were fired with a natural, creamy off-white finish. This neutral background lets the primary design (on both sides) take center stage. Light purple flowers with golden yellow centers and sage green leaves embrace the blue stylized, one-word message, "LOVE". Pretty much says it all, don't you agree? Measurements ??????°?©©?°????? Generously sized at 4" tall x 3.25" diameter, not including the handle. Condition ???°?©©?°?? Excellent condition with no issues found. History ?°?©©?°? The ceramic mold for this mug was created by Duncan Enterprises, also previously known as Duncan Ceramics. In business since 1946, the company continues to enjoy its reputation as the leading hobby ceramics brand. They operate in Fresno, California, under their new name, "ilovetocreate.com".

From a small series of miniature cakes designed to look like a coffee mug and a set of three decorated tea cups and saucers. The cake is a decadent mocha (dark chocolate and coffee) madeira cake with coffee flavoured buttercream.