12 ounces

5 1/4 inch tall, 3 1/4 inch wide at the top

Blue tape with arrow(s) mark what I think might have been what the factory determined made it a second.

Tumbler #1 - An unusual paint technique.  On the apple it looks like the brush was lifted off leaving sort of a suction mark. Odd green on stem and some splatter on cream.  Chip in rim, but it's under the glaze. See photos for #1.

Tumbler #2 - Defect in the bottom of the cup.  I filled it with water, and it did not change color (like with crazing) so whatever is going on it is sealed.  See photos for #2.

Tumbler #3 - Very small green smudge on apple side.  One of the leaves on the non-apple side the paint is thicker than normal.  Inside there are 2 pin hole type marks.  I filled it with water, and it did not change color (like with crazing) so whatever is going on it is sealed.  See photos for #3.

Tumbler #4 - One of the leaves on the apple side looks like the green was moved from the leaf to the cream part.  See photos for #4.

With all my pieces when I bring them home, I hand wash them. 

I do this because I don’t believe you can truly say there is “no crazing” without getting them wet.  Crazing can hide.

 So, when I say there are no chips, cracks, crazing or repairs, I have done my due diligence to discover any defects.