Vintage “Export 'A' Kings Tobacco” Ceramic Golfing Moustache Mug

Mustache mugs, also known as mustache cups, were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly during the Victorian era when elaborate mustaches were fashionable. The ledge inside the rim is designed to protect the wearer's mustache wax from dissolving into the drink, thus preserving both the mustache and the beverage. The association with Export 'A' Kings Tobacco suggests this particular mug may have been a promotional item or souvenir. Beauceware was a pottery company located in Quebec, Canada, known for producing a variety of ceramic items, including souvenir and novelty pieces. Given the mug's design and potential origin, it likely dates to the mid-20th century. With the current resurgence in men’s facial hair, this mug is perfect for the man who wishes to partake in his favourite beverage while keeping his moustache clean. 4” tall x 3” diameter