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Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine
Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine
Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine
Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine
Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine
Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine
Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine
Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine
Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine

Deneen Pottery Mugs (Lidded Pair) The Captain Fairfield Inn Kennebunkport, Maine

$ 26.37

Availability: 25 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Country//Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Date of Creation: 2009
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Color: Midnight Blue
  • Type of Advertising: Bed and Breakfast
  • Condition: Extremely Fine Condition. No chips, cracks, hairlines or restorations.
  • Brand: Deneen Pottery
  • Restocking Fee: 20%
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    Deneen Pottery
    Pair of Mugs
    (Two)
    with Custom Lids
    Captain Fairfield Inn
    Kennebunkport, Maine
    Round Belly Shaped
    Midnight Blue with Dripped White Glaze
    (10 Ounce) Mugs
    Extremely Fine Condition
    (No Chips, Cracks, Hairlines or Restorations)
    Deneen Pottery was started in St. Paul Minnesota in 1972 by Peter Deneen.  It closed temporarily (due to financial pressures) in 1988 but restarted in 1991. It continues today. The great bulk of its production is devoted to high quality advertising stoneware mugs for Bed and Breakfasts nationwide, utilizing its proprietary glaze engraving method.
    The Captain Fairfleld Inn is a chic boutique Bed and Breakfast located in historic Kennebunkport, Maine. It is just minutes away from the downtown and a block from the Kennebunkport River.  It is set in a renovated, refurbished and modernized 1813/1815 Federal Mansion.
    The house was built by Captain James Fairfield for his wife Lois Walker.  James invited his sister Mary (Polly) and her husband Joseph Lord (also a sea captain) to move in with them.  The house was converted into an Inn about 1990.
    Payment Due within 1 day of sale's closing.
    We accept orders from and ship only to the continental United States.