Anyone recognize these old mugs?

The one with the splotchy colors that put me in mind of graniteware is about 3.25" high, 5.25" wide (to outside handle) and weighs about a lb. The one that is sort of a solid hibiscus red color is about 3.50" high, and also 5.25" wide and a lb. I'm curious if anyone on here can identify them.

 

Pottery class?

 

Lol!

 

Try Bybee for the BB mark.

 

How does one remove a post in here, by the way?

 

Yup....It seems a bit cruder than most Bybee but the sponge paint mug seems to be...Bybee is a pottery out of Kentucky.

 

You have to ask a moderator to do it for you.

 

I think the solid pink one may be Bybee also.

 

If it is your post and the EDIT button is still showing. You can go in erase everything as just say - "Deleted." Nice to explain why.

 

Looks like one can remove what he or she wrote, but not others' reactions, which often include quotes of what was the poster originally said.

 

Correct.
If you feel the person responded in an inappropriate way, there is a Report button. However, if it is just because they quoted you and you changed your mind about what you wrote, that isn't really a reason to report them.

 

It's not about reporting anyone but about reconsidering TMI my part.

 

Don't know what TMI means.

If you go back and delete your post and someone has already quoted it, you can post a response that says you changed your mind and why. Happens quite frequently.

 

Yes but it seems the poster is at the mercy of others as far as what they said or quoted. I posted some comments on another site (nothing to do with antiques) a while back. Changed my mind about keeping what I said public and simply deleted the entire thread. Since I was the initiator/original poster, all comments were gone. Wish that option were available here, but it is what it is.

 

The thing is this is a learning site - so taking away others responses that might be corrections to what you have stated doesn't help the rest of us learn.

There have been times I have responded and later been proven wrong. Not only do I learn but so do others who come along later and read the thread.

There are also times when I have been extremely tired, not liked how someone commented and blasted them. Things get a little out of hand, steam gets blown off. Others chime in - but hey that's life. We spout off in person too.

If in doubt about what you are posting and afraid it will be in public, then think twice before you post.

There are a lot of personalities here. For the most part we get along well. If there is someone who irritates you, there is an ignore button.

 

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@clutteredcloset49 TMI = too much information

 

Thank you, I never would have figured that one out.