Saint Anthony Mary Pucci mug

The Saint Anthony Mary Pucci mug can be a gift for someone who remembers his work in Viareggio, shares the spirituality of the Servants of Mary or celebrates the name Anthony. Its design combines a religious image with several milestones from his life, giving the keepsake a face and a story to accompany breakfast or a pause between tasks.

A stained-glass window to remember Anthony Mary Pucci

The chosen image depicts the saint in a stained-glass window, in a black habit with his hands extended. Born in Tuscany, he joined the Servants of Mary and carried out long-standing parish work at Saint Andrew's in Viareggio. That relationship with the life of a community can give the gift a particular meaning.

The reverse shows Tuscany as the place of birth, his death in Viareggio in 1892, beatification on 22 June 1952 and canonisation on 9 December 1962 in Rome. The Saint Anthony Mary Pucci mug distinguishes those milestones and records his commemoration on 12 January.

Look at the image and text as a single composition

In the 3D viewer, you can rotate the mug to check its two sides. The “Both sides” option shows two opposing views of the same design, retaining interaction so you can look at them from different angles. The number of mugs you wish to receive is selected separately.

You can also choose a right- or left-handed layout. The composition already contains the name and documented details, so you do not need to copy out dates or prepare the text. We print the design using sublimation after you have checked your selection. Choose the printed text language in the customiser and check it in the preview.

Choose the Saint Anthony Mary Pucci mug to celebrate his name day, thank someone for their support or share a family devotion. A few words of your own can connect the gift with the reason you thought of that person. If you are looking for other names for other recipients, browse our collection of religious mugs and choose each mug individually.

Frequently asked questions

Which image does it show?
A stained-glass window of Saint Anthony Mary Pucci in a black habit with his hands extended.

Does it distinguish beatification and canonisation?
Yes, it gives beatification on 22 June 1952 and canonisation on 9 December 1962 in Rome.

Can I choose the layout?
Yes, you can choose a right- or left-handed layout and check the result in 3D.