Emma Bridgewater Gingham Small Mug

Name: Emma Bridgewater Gingham Small Mug
Brand: David Shuttle Ltd
SKU: 15794267947395
Price: 18 GBP
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Product details

Capacity:: 175ml
Material:: English Earthenware
Product code:: 1RGI010001
Size dimensions:: Height 7cm x Width 10cm x Diameter 7cm

Description

Ah, this Gingham Small Mug raises the eternal question: what really makes a perfect cup of tea? Is it black tea, green tea or a herbal infusion? Is it loose leaf tea or a tea bag? Is tea best made in a cup or a teapot? And should the milk go in first or after the tea is poured? Tea aficionados will have a clear view but, for most of us, a perfect cup of tea is perfect when made just the way you like it. And at Emma Bridgewater, they maintain that tea always tastes better when drunk out of one of their mugs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Emma Bridgewater made?

Emma Bridgewater pottery is made in the original factory on Lichfield Street in Hanley, Stoke-On-Trent.

Is Emma Bridgewater dishwasher safe?

Yes, Emma Bridgewater products are dishwasher safe, excluding any that are decorated with silver and gold. It is advisable to use your dishwasher on a lower setting and use a liquid detergent to maintain the appearance of the product.

Are Emma Bridgewater mugs microwave safe?

Unless it’s marked as cookware, Emma Bridgewater products are not microwave safe.

What are Emma Bridgewater seconds?

Emma Bridgewater ‘seconds’ are any products that have the very slightest of defects, whether that be an issue with the finish, decoration or shape. Seconds are still sold as they are fully functional and some consider them to be collectables as they are all one of a kind.