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Antique 1901 Pan-American Exposition souvenir stein/mug made by Columbian Art Pottery of Trenton, New Jersey.
This beautiful early American exposition souvenir features a pale blue/turquoise glazed body with gold accents and a colorful depiction of the official Pan-American Exposition imagery showing two female figures representing North and South America.
The decoration reads:
“PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION • 1901 • BUFFALO • U.S.A.”
The underside retains the Columbian Art Pottery, Trenton maker's mark.
Approximate Measurements:
• 4.5" tall
• 3.37" diameter across the top opening
Condition:
Antique condition with expected wear from more than 120 years of age. There is visible crazing to the glaze, surface wear, discoloration, and wear/loss to portions of the gold decoration. No chips or cracks observed. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the condition description.
This is an original souvenir from the 1901 Pan-American Exposition held in Buffalo, New York and an excellent collectible for those interested in World's Fair memorabilia, Buffalo history, early American art pottery, or Columbian Art Pottery.
Maker:Columbian Art Pottery
Location:Trenton, New Jersey
Event:Pan-American Exposition
Location of Exposition:Buffalo, New York
Year:1901
Height:Approx. 4.5"
Opening:Approx. 3.37" diameter
Sold as an antique collectible/display piece.
