A 120 ml hand-painted ceramic shot glass carrying a sculpted face in relief: a yellow grin sweeping across the lower body, a red comb, and a pair of eyes with an opinion, on a cream ground scattered with teal flowers. 120 ml is exactly a Patiala peg, double the 60 ml chhota peg and beyond the 90 ml large, and the set of six is deliberate. The name is the Cock 'n' Bull, the pub where the Moscow Mule was invented in 1941. All six come from the same cast, so the measure is a true 120 ml across the set, while the faces are painted individually and do not quite agree with each other.
