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Ugly face stein folk art | Breweriana613 of 1235 |  |  |
Posted 1 year ago
havenrain
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We love collecting hand thrown ugly face jugs/mugs pottery. I picked this stein up at a swap meet in Yuma AZ for a meer $8.00. It has a gold tag that reads: Hand Crafted 1980 Mahon Made Stoneware and the bottom is signed. I can't seem to locate any history on Mahon. Any and all replies will be appreciated.
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i love these i have 4 mugs 2 signed 2 unsigned all one of a kind. i think what i have seen they are valued 40.00 to 50.00 ea some like the jugs as much as 300.00 to 400.00 i want more of them hard to fine.
mahon is in hawaii cant find anything after 1980 all clay pottery is one of a kind folk art. mahon ugly mugs signed mm but some are signed by others i think his students ???