Wizard of Oz Commemorative Set of 4 Glasses\n\nEach glass highlights one character along with one of their more memorable quotes.\n\n10oz glasses are dishwasher safe and measure 2.5"D x 8"H.\n\nQuick Wizard of Oz fact: Wizard of Oz is #10 on the American Film Institutes list of Greatest Movies of All Time published in 2007.
Wizard of Oz Travel Mug\n\nThe Wicked Witch of the West will get you my pretty and your little dog too! Get her first in this earth friendly ceramic mug with drinking cover.\n\nDishwasher and microwave safe. Measures 6.25H and holds 15oz.
Wizard of Oz Witch Mug\n\nI'm A Witch, Whats Your Excuse? is the perfect sentiment for that I'm not a morning person, wheres my coffee person that we all know (or are).\n\n12oz. Ceramic mug is microwave and dishwasher safe. It measures 4.75" x 3.25" x 4"H.\n\nQuick Wizard of Oz fact #1 Premiering in 1959, the fresh, colorful and frightening "The Wizard of Oz" captured Americas imagination. Fact #2: Shirley Temple was originally slated to be Dorothy.
by Jasmine Becket-Griffith Part of my Wizard of Oz series! Dorothy, the Tin Man (or Tin Girl in this case), Scarecrow, and Cowardly Lion! These big eyed cuties are from my official Oz series - an all female cast - characters developed in conjunction with upcoming projects with the Bradford Group (Bradford Exchange, Hamilton Collection, etc.). Being a girl born in Kansas in search of adventure myself, I feel a kindred with Dorothy. My own original acrylic painting. Classic White Mug, White, 11 oz
The Wizard of Oz This drawing, originally captioned "You ought to be ashamed of yourself, " has its origin in a public domain image from the first edition of the classic L. Frank Baum drawn by W. W. Denslow. We have made several enhancements to the original drawing, the sum of which is available exclusively in our Zazzle store. The color has been enhanced, a partial border created, an enhanced sense of depth applied to several characters, and Dorthy's skin given a more lifelike hue. Ringer Mug, Yellow, 15 oz
