Lantern Mugs
Description: The earliest recorded instance of the Halloween 'Trick or Treat' custom in the USA dates back to the 1920s, when the tradition was still in its infancy. Children would dress up in costumes and go door-to-door, asking for candy and other treats. In some cases, they would also perform small pranks or tricks if they didn't receive a treat.
In Beijing's alleyway-under the wire Mug
by https://www.redbubble.com/people/jasminewang/shop?anchor=profile&asc=u
$13 $18
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Description: Adorable jack-o'-lantern in a pocket for Halloween fans, pumpkin lovers, and anyone who enjoys spooky season fun with a cute twist. Great for trick-or-treaters and fall festival vibes.
Funny Jack-O'-Lantern Pocket Pal Cute Pumpkin Halloween Mug
by Yesteeyear
$13 $18
Description: Cute and jolly kawaii jack-o-lantern pumpkin with candy for Halloween or any spooky kooky horror event! For kids and adults alike, this one could be the start of a great scary trick-or-treat party costume! Check out more in my Halloween Party Collection!
JOLLY JACK O' LANTERN Cute Funny Laughing Halloween Pumpkin with Candy - UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara Mug
by UnBlink Studio by Jackie Tahara
$13 $18
Description: Light doesn’t have to scream to be seen. This traditional lantern glows with quiet energy, casting calm in classic Japanese fashion. Whether it’s guiding your soul or just your vibe, this wabi sabi design says: “enlightenment, but make it aesthetic.”
Lantern Light Poster – Japanese Minimalist Wabi Sabi Illumination Design Mug
by TuncGK
$13 $18
Description: Poolesville is a town in the western portion of Montgomery County, Maryland. With a population of just under 6,000, Poolesville could be considered a small town, and back in the early '80s, it played host to one of the best haunted house attractions in the state. Hosted by a local civics group, the Poolesville Haunted House raised money for charity and community services, so the large number of out-of-towners that visited were more than welcome. This souvenir design celebrates being a survivor of the Poolesville Haunted House, so whether you are one, or just like random tourist designs, this one is here for you!