High grade stoneware body with an individually hand-formed handle and rich green glaze throughout. The trademark featured as a high-fired gold-leaf transfer decoration was first introduced in 1912 & decorates both sides of the mug.

The 1968 Deere & Company trademark with the phrase "NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE. decorates one side of the drinking jar in a high-fired decoration.

16 ounce canning jar shape with handle. The artwork was inspired from an antique advertising poster. It has been recreated in a high-fired decoration and appears on one side of this drinking jar.

Features the 1897 calendar artwork of a majestic elk in natural setting. High fired, quality reproduction. Canning jar shape with handle and 16 ounce capacity.

The main subject panel depicts a reproduction of Walter Haskel Hinton’s famous “Lunchtime” artwork. High fired, quality reproduction. Canning jar shape with handle and 16 ounce capacity.

Advertisement of 1927 emphasizes the “Model D” Tractor, also known as the 15-27 HP. High fired, quality reproduction. Canning jar shape with handle and 16 ounce capacity.

Two of Amy Brown's winged women adorn these pint glasses: a floral sylph seated on soft greenery and a web-legged nereid prancing weightlessly.