Hard to find in undamaged condition, this clean double-handled creamware mug was manufactured in the 1910s and is an example of Roseville Pottery’s Juvenile Ware line. It has a light green band trimmed with narrow brown stripes and hand-painted around the outside. The inside is decorated with colorful transfer images of children at play. Unusual to find the design on the inside and not on the outside. It is so cute. The mug measures 3 inches tall by 5 1/4 inches wide with handles and is in near-mint condition with no chips or cracks, just the glaze-crazing typical of pottery of this age. 3617-ET