Mini Espresso Shot Cups Folk Art Ceramic Pair Brown Hand Painted #2

Description

View Mini Espresso Shot Cups Folk Art Ceramic Pair Brown Hand Painted #2 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Their size and unique pattern make them a versatile collectible or gift item. • Color: Brown / Multicolor. Multiple sets available (3 pairs total). The pair you receive may not be the exact one shown but will be similar in size, pattern, and condition. Charming pair of miniature espresso / shot cups featuring a hand-painted folk art design with earthy brown glaze and decorative banding. These small cups are perfect for espresso, tasting pours, or decorative display. Their compact size and traditional styling make them a great addition to any pottery or world decor collection. Measurements: • Height: approx. 2 inches • Rim diameter: approx. 2 inches Condition: Good vintage condition. Light glaze crazing and minor surface wear consistent with age and use. No major chips or cracks observed. Please review photos carefully. Quantity Notice: This listing is for one (1) pair of cups (2 cups total). Multiple sets available (3 pairs total). The pair you receive may not be the exact one shown but will be similar in size, pattern, and condition. Details: • Type: Espresso / Shot Cups • Material: Ceramic • Style: Folk Art • Color: Brown / Multicolor • Quantity: 1 Pair (2 Cups) Collector Note: Miniature handmade-style cups like these are popular for espresso, tasting, and decorative display. Their size and unique pattern make them a versatile collectible or gift item. Location: Bookshelf10 Condition: Used. Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware › Jugs & Pitchers. Brand: Unmarked.

Color

Multicolor

Material

Terracotta

Vintage

Yes

Brand

Unmarked

Type

Cup

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Model

Bulgarian Pottery Troyan

Style

Folk Art

Features

Hand Painted

Production Style

Art Pottery

Production Technique

Pottery

Finish

Glossy

Country of Origin

Bulgaria