Mug, ceramic, depicting a locomotive named Express with two carriages and a flat truck in a pastoral scene with steep mountains. Ceramic mug depicting express locomotive 1830-1840
Mug for cider, depicting sailing ship and locomotive, labelled 'Cyder mug of the 1830s from Commander F W Wilsden, RNR Uttoxeter 7-6-40'. Ceramic cider mug
Mug, ceramic, British Rail Speedlink, red and white, with BR double arrow logo on both sides with Speedlink repeated background, base marked 'Made in England', from Linfoot Collection. Ceramic mug, BR Speedlink 1977-1991
Mug, plastic, Sealink, yellow and blue, marked underneath 'For Food Use, British Made', from Linfoot Collection. Plastic mug, Sealink
Mug, ceramic, North Eastern Railway, marked on side "Return to Sailors and Soldiers canteen Selby Station". Ceramic mug, North Eastern Railway - Sailors and Soldiers canteen, Selby Station circa 1915-1919
Mug, ceramic, British Railways, light brown glaze, with British Railway's totem marked on side in brown, from Linfoot Collection, no maker's mark. Ceramic mug, British Railways 1948-1994
Mug, ceramic, depicting locomotive 'Jaco' and two carriages. Ceramic mug depicting 'Jaco' locomotive 1830-1840
Mug, ceramic, depicting 1830s express train with two carriages and carriage truck in pastoral scene, poor condition. Early Staffordshire pottery mug 1830-1850
One drinking mug in white and gold. 2" high x 2 1/4" diameter. Floral decoration, balloon with inscription: "Bon Voyage". One drinking mug in white and gold. 2" high x 2 1/4" diameter. Floral decoration
Tea stained mug used by Professor Teresa (Tess) Lambe during the initial development of the Oxford AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, January 2020 Mug used by Teresa Lambe 2015-2020
Mug, ceramic, North Eastern Railway, white with black printed logo "Soldiers & Sailors Buffet York Station". Mug for Soldiers & Sailors Buffet, York Station
'Tumble-not' mug - bone china mug with large base and double handles which is easy to pick up and drink from 1990-1995
Mug, ceramic, Great Western Railway, unidentified maker - unmarked; white with "GWR" in diamond near rim, 1 pint capacity. Ceramic mug, Great Western Railway
Mug, ceramic, two handles, blue transfer-printed depiction of Broad Gauge(?) 2-2-2 locomotive with four first-class carriages and a carriage truck in rural landscape, c. 1840, ex GP Keen Collection. Ceramic mug depicting 2-2-2 locomotive
Commemorative mug, 150th anniversary of the first regular steam hauled passenger train, Liverpool to Manchester 1980
Mug, ceramic, transfer-printed hand-coloured 2-2-2 locomotive `Nero' with two first class carriages and a carriage truck in rural landscape marked `Railway WC & Co' on base, Staffordshire, c.1835, ex GP Keen Collection, possibly made by Wood and Caldwell of Burslem, Staffordshire. Ceramic mug depicting 2-2-2 locomotive 'Nero' 1835