King Arthur Miniature Character Jug - Franklin Mint P. Jackson Tiny Toby Mug - Small 1.25” Knight Figurine - Medieval Myths & Legends Decor
$22.49 $24.99
Step into the world of Camelot with this exquisite miniature character jug of King Arthur. Released in 1982 by the Franklin Mint (FP), this piece was designed by artist P. Jackson. Despite its tiny size, the detail is remarkable—from the stoic expression and textured beard to the golden crown and royal red mantle.
This is not a full-sized mug but a "miniature" or "tiny toby," making it a highly collectible piece for those who specialize in small-scale figurines, Franklin Mint collections, or Arthurian legend memorabilia.Artist: P. Jackson
Maker: Franklin Mint (Marked © 1982 FP)
Material: Glazed Porcelain/Ceramic
Height: 1.25 inches
Width: 2 inches (including handle)
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or crazing. Colors remain vibrant and the glaze is high-shine. Styling Tip: This piece is the perfect size for a curio cabinet, printer’s tray, or a dedicated trinket shelf. It also makes a thoughtful gift for lovers of medieval history and English folklore. X50
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