Circus themed mugs, jugs and bowls. 

Several styles: 

Monkeys riding on zebra; available as a jug or mug

Circus dog in cart pulled by a tortoise; available as a mug

Clown on horse bowl and circus dog mug; red rim or blue rim

Alphabet plates with adult themed vocabulary words.

Adultery; Big Business Banking; Consequences; Demanding; Elegant Entrance; Flamboyance; Giraffe; Hibernate; Innoculate; Jail; Kingfishing; Lovers; Manic; Nasty; Opulent; Plunge; Quest; Recluse; Sloth; Timerous; Unconsolable; Visionary; Worker; X-Rated; Yearning; Zoomorphic

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These unique mugs each have their own foreboding theme, expressed through imagery on the outside, and statements on the inside: 

(from top to bottom) 

"Betrayed again; is there no end to it?"

"I am not home to anybody."   (little sign on back says "Leave me alone.")

"My wife is out little pussy... now we can be alone."

"The intrepid student." 

"Work hard and then I'll have my hole."

Half Pint Sized Mugs: 

"Marry in haste, repent at leisure. "

 "When the cat is away, the mice will play."

"My wife is out little pussy... now we can be alone."

"Betrayed again; will it ever end?" 

This series of plates each express one of the deadly sins, as well as one plate with all of the sins listed:

Envy; Gluttony; Greed; Lust; Wrath; Sloth ; Pride

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16 oz jugs with internal decal details, available in several styles: 

Cow  

Circus clown

Circus animals on unicycles

Monkey riding bike with flowers

Several pieces in 2 themes to order individually or as sets:

"Gossip" with platinum banding:

Cup and saucer (two styles: people or words on outer rim of cup)

Tea pot

Cream pitcher

Sugar dish

"Jumping Jack" 

Tea pot

Cream pitcher

Sugar dish

3 styles available: 

Circus Clown

Jumping Clown

Tinker Toys

Sturdy, thick porcelain bowl and mug with alphabet relief, hand cast by Portland ceramic artisans, and featuring colorful decals. 

Small Lidded Dishes: 3" diameter x 1.25" deep

2 styles:  

Rat: "I'll have them eating out of my hand." 

Frog: "Froggie would a wooing go, whether his mother would let him or no."