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Physical Characteristics
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Material
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Ceramic
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Shape
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Object
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Dimensions
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?" x ?"
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Capacity
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? fl. oz.
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Optimal drink size
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? fl. oz.
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Decorative Characteristics
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Coloring
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Black mainly
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Imagery
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Wahine or Woman
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Marking
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"Mauna Loa" logo printed in white on back
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In the Collection of:
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memphismoai
Trader
300 mugs
Member since Nov 9, 2009
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Price paid
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$?
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Tags
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fertility goddess, Mauna Loa
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Distinguishing
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Mauna Loa in script on back. Initialed on bottom but can't make it out.
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7" x 2.25" 8oz. capacity. Very detailed female form. The arms separated from the body makes this a very stylelized mug.
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From Mauna Loa, Mexico City, a Tiki Location
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Manufactured by Enrique Guerra
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Produced from ?-?
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This fertility goddess mug is from the Mauna Loa in Mexico City, and has the "Mauna Loa" logo printed on its back. The mug has a black, semi-matte glaze, and is of a woman down to mid-calf. The arms are separated from the body and clasped in front. Another version of this mug has more swirl details, and is not marked Mauna Loa, but is likely from the same location.
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Comments
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Add a Comment
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trudeska
Trader
126 mugs
Member since Sep 1, 2010
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2011-02-09 05:53:38
Exactly! Thanks for posting that photo. I learned something today.
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memphismoai
Trader
300 mugs
Member since Nov 9, 2009
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2011-02-08 14:01:52
You must have the Mauna Loa goddess with swirls. Besides being a little taller with more ornate markings on the back, the arms are separated but not as much.
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trudeska
Trader
126 mugs
Member since Sep 1, 2010
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2011-02-08 06:45:01
I love how the arms are not at all bound to the body where the hands clasp. My own is very similar but there's only a small gap where the hands meet instead of all that air.
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