CAC Lenox Pottery Golfer Stein 5.6″
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A CAC Lenox Pottery Golfer Stein with silver rim features a male golfer and caddie in a hand painted golf scene. The golf mug height is just over 5.5″ and condition is excellent. Circa 1900.
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