Vintage ceramic shaving mug with Porcelain Lion Motif and a RARE "CONDOR" brush.

Shaving mugs, particularly those designed for use with a brush and soap, became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as part of the daily grooming ritual for men. These mugs often featured decorative elements, sometimes personalized or depicting occupational themes, reflecting the owner's profession or interests. Many were made of ceramic or porcelain, offering durability and a classic aesthetic for the bathroom.
This particular mug, with its lion motif and the "Mohawk" designation, likely belongs to a series or style popular during the mid-20th century. The "CONDOR" branded shaving brush, while a separate item, is often sold with or displayed alongside such mugs, indicating a set or complementary pieces. The crackled glaze and hand-painted design are characteristic of vintage ceramics from this era, appealing to collectors of shaving memorabilia.