McCoy Pottery is one of the most collected names in American art pottery, and this two-handled soup mug is a classic example of their beloved brown and tan drip glaze finish. The glossy brown glaze cascades in that signature drip effect that made McCoy stoneware so distinctive, giving each piece a slightly unique, hand-finished character even within a mass-produced line. Made in the United States, this style was widely produced from the 1960s through the 1980s and remains a nostalgic favorite for vintage kitchenware collectors.
At 3" tall with a 4" diameter (6" including the two handles), this mug is perfectly sized for soup, chili, or bean dishes — sturdy stoneware construction built for everyday use, with handles on both sides for easy handling of a hot bowl.
Good vintage condition, no chips or cracks. Ships from Altadena, CA.
