USSR soldier tea mugs - "Kruzhka"

[dimmuborgir95]

Wartime "Rostov Emalposuda"

[verdammt]

Thank you guys!
And no other stamps are visible.

[Marcel Banziger]

I only now on my other laptop see there's a logo in green. It was not visible on my other screen. Nice to see there's a mark underneath.

[Marcel Banziger]

My latest addition, a Red Vyborzhets marked cup found in Latvia. It is still in rather good condition for a grounddug cup:

[Marcel Banziger]

And finally another Voroshilovgradskij zavod imeni Artema mug in rather rusty condition.

[Marcel Banziger]

Another new addition, and I am very pleased with this one even though the condition is not the best, a wartime Voroshilovgrad plant bowl. The makersmark can be seen faintly.

[dimmuborgir95]

Great, Marcel!

[Marcel Banziger]

Two more wartime additions, a Lysva plant mug and a Krasniy Viborzhets mug. Collection is growing steadily

[brickie501]

I really appreciate all of the contributions so far. Amongst some other related finds, I've picked up a couple of "Kruzhki" lately &, thanks to this thread, I understand that (despite the corrosion in the area of the stamping) I have a post-War KMK mug:



The manufacturer of this LM3 was more apparent, but I now also understand that, even in white, it could well 'belong' to the abandoned military site where I found it; rather than being later 'trash':



I haven't picked up any of the other, larger types of enamelware, as they've not been in good enough condition, but I've seen plenty in the places I've been exploring!