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British Birds 1/2 Pint Mug

£26.00

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Emma Bridgewater birds mugs are always incredibly popular – so what if all your favourite birds could perch on just one mug? Our new British Birds 1/2 Pint Mug ticks that box. Featuring some of Britain’s best-loved birds, this tea mug offers the perfect opportunity to loiter by the kitchen window or door, brew in hand, and see which ones you can spot. Don’t forget to leave out water in a saucer as the weather starts to be much warmer – your feathered friends need a drink too!

Product code: 1BRU010002

Height 9cm
Width 12cm
Diameter 8cm
Capacity 300ml
Care instructions Dishwasher safe. Liquid detergent recommended to maintain appearance. Not recommended for use in the microwave. Earthenware pottery can sometimes get hot in the microwave so we recommend you don’t put Emma Bridgewater pottery in the microwave. Not oven safe. Our pottery is not oven safe unless marked as cookware.
Made In United Kingdom
Made From 100% English Earthenware
Type First Pottery
Shape Half Pint Mug

UK No Rush Delivery

  • Cost: £3.99 
  • Delivery: 5-7 working days
  • Personalised orders (including unscripted) will take up to 2 weeks

UK Standard Delivery

  • Cost: £4.99 (FREE when you spend over £50)
  • Delivery: 2-3 working days
  • Personalised orders (including unscripted) will take up to 2 weeks

UK Next Day

  • Cost: £7.99 (FREE when you spend over £200)
  • Next Day orders placed before 6pm Monday to Friday will be delivered the next day
  • Next Day orders placed after 6pm Friday and at weekends will be delivered on Tuesday
  • Not available for Personalised or Oversized items

Outside of UK

  • Europe from €35.00
  • USA from $25.00
  • Canada from £10
  • Rest of World from £37.50
  • We aim to deliver all International orders within 14 days. (Personalised items can take up to 2-3 weeks)
  • Delivery to Spain and Italy is currently unavailable

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