This is a personalized occupational shaving mug made of glazed white porcelain, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The mug has a cylindrical form with a flared rim and a stepped pedestal base, featuring a simple D-shaped loop handle. The front is decorated with a hand-painted overglaze scene depicting a man in blue overalls, a white shirt, and a yellow hat, smoking a pipe and holding a pitchfork. The scene is set against a pastoral background containing a farmhouse with a red roof and a fence. The name Albert is hand-painted in black gothic script above the central image. A stylized foliate scroll motif is located on the side of the mug near the handle. Gold-toned gilt bands are applied to the rim and the pedestal base. No manufacturer marks are visible on the exterior of the vessel.