Welcome to the new,
reformatted mugs pages! The pictures are larger, so you can see more detail,
and they are reorganized in two ways: The primary mug pages are in
alphabetical order, and I am also organizing them into categories. This is
a work in progress, so please be patient!
CAUTION: There are several mugs I've seen listed on eBay Auctions and elsewhere as Sandra Boynton mugs, signed "Sandra". While these mugs were manufactured by Recycled Paper Greetings, they are NOT Sandra Boynton mugs. Click here for more information.
You may note that some pictures don't show up. I don't have pictures of
those mugs (yet). I have provided the name and caption, so you will have
some idea of what it looks like.
I would like to thank Dale Melsness of Seattle, who sells Boynton mugs (and
many other interesting items) on eBay auction, for the use of his pictures
of some of these mugs. You can view what he currently has for sale by
clicking
HERE.
I would also like to thank Robert Lou, who sells many wonderful items on eBay
auction, for the use of his great Boynton mug pictures, which are far
superior to the ones I took some years ago.
I would also like to thank Craig Foster (toys4uall), who also sells lots of
Sandra Boynton mugs and other interesting items on eBay auction, for the use
of some of his Boynton mug pictures as well. You can view his Sandra Boynton
mugs, and other items that he currently has for sale by clicking
HERE.
And last, but certainly not least, I would like to thank Judith Atkins who
discovered my webpage some time ago, and sent me beautiful pictures of her
Sandra Boynton mugs. I hope she's been patient, and hasn't thought I just
threw them away, because you can see some of them here now!
THANK YOU ALL!
"SANDRA" MUGS
Alphabetical Listing
The Infamous Boynton Cat
Hippos
Birthday Mugs
Christmas Mugs
LA Olympics Mugs
(Sandra Boynton's wonderful mugs from the 1984 Olympics)
Professional Mugs
(Teachers, Mothers, Fathers, Salesmen, etc.)
The Mug List
I emailed Recycled Paper Greetings about these mugs, and here is their response:
The two mug designs shown utilized artwork originally published as part of a greeting
card line called "Bird Wit", created by Minneapolis-based marketing/advertising execs
Gibson Carothers and Jim Lacey, who may have subcontracted an artist for the actual art.
