Description

The ultimate Mum mug, perfect for your Mum’s birthday, Mother’s Day or for a new parent gift. Inspired by typography this mug is adorned with a variety of fonts printed in black. Font styles include Didot, Champignon, Cochin, Mona Lisa, Courier and Edwardian Script.

DETAILS

Your tea or coffee will taste better and stay hotter in a bone china mug. This size of cup is also perfect for using with most coffee machines.

Each piece is decorated by hand by and then fired at 820°C. The design is fully fired into the glaze so is suitable to be used in the dishwasher. Please see FAQs for more detailed care instructions.

DIMENSIONS

Height 8.7 cm / 3.42 inches
Diameter 7.7 cm / 3 inches
Capacity 275ml / 10 oz

POSTAGE AND PACKAGING

Each item is individually wrapped in tissue paper and bubble wrap, before being packed securely. I try to recycle where possible. For peace of mind I send my orders by Royal Mail Signed For® 2nd Class, which takes approximately two to three working days for delivery after dispatch and requires a signature on delivery. During this uncertain time dispatch and shipping times will be much longer. Thank you in advance for your patience. Stay safe.

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Dimensions	7.7 × 8.7 cm

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Hand decorated bone china tableware and home accessories, designed in the UK.

I graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2005 with a degree in Ceramic Design. The practical nature of the course opened my eyes to the world of manufacturing and craftsmanship. To hone my skills as a designer, I interned within design and manufacturing teams, including Asprey, Timorous Beasties and Woolworths. I spent 6 years working at Asprey with the Silver and Home department designing luxury products and bespoke projects in china, crystal, silver and leather goods.

As much as I love designing, I really started to miss being hands on and making, so I bought myself a kiln and started decorating small batches of designs with the help of specialist printers in Stoke-on-Trent. I now work with my lovely bone china supplier to create small runs of some of my designs and I have a studio in Trowbridge Gardens in Hackney Wick. Despite not being on an industrial scale, I really enjoy the decorating process and creating things for the home for people to use and love.

Over the years my small business has become my main focus but I do still freelance. If you would like to discuss a design project please get in touch.