Description
This fluted stoneware mug wears a speckled blue glaze that softens to a paler, misty blue towards its base, giving a plain cup of tea something lovely to look at. Fine vertical flutes run from the gently scalloped rim down to the foot, with soft pale lines along each ridge between the speckled panels. A rounded loop handle in the same glaze sits to one side. It stands 10cm tall, 13cm wide and 9cm deep, an easy everyday size for a morning brew or an afternoon coffee.
We think it belongs wherever the kettle goes on: the kitchen counter, the breakfast table, the desk where the first coffee of the day keeps you company. The blue sits happily on a scrubbed wooden table or against white and grey kitchens, and it brings a calm, coastal note to a dresser shelf between uses. It also makes a thoughtful new home gift, the kind of practical present that gets used from the very first morning in a new kitchen, and it is a welcome treat for anyone who loves a good mug of tea.
The mug is made of stoneware, a ceramic with a firm, dense body, and it is glazed inside and out, with the speckled colour carried into the bowl and over the handle. For everyday care, we suggest washing it by hand in warm soapy water and drying it with a soft cloth, and we would keep scourers away from the glaze so the speckled surface stays at its best. Pair it with a bag of good tea or freshly ground coffee and a handwritten card, and you have a housewarming present that feels considered without any fuss.
Specification
| Material |
Stoneware |
| Colour |
Blue |
| Finish |
Glazed |
| Height |
10cm |
| Width |
13cm |
| Depth |
9cm |
| Weight |
0.311kg |
| Occasion |
New Home |
Frequently Asked
How big is this mug?
It stands 10cm tall, 13cm wide and 9cm deep, a comfortable everyday size for tea, coffee or hot chocolate.
What is the mug made of?
It is made of stoneware, a dense ceramic, and finished in glaze inside and out, including over the handle.
What colour is it?
It is blue, with a speckled glaze across the fluted panels that softens to a paler, misty blue towards the base.
How should I look after the glaze?
As good general practice for glazed stoneware, we suggest washing it by hand in warm soapy water, drying it with a soft cloth and avoiding harsh scourers.
Would it make a good housewarming present?
Yes, it makes a thoughtful new home gift, and it pairs nicely with a bag of favourite tea or freshly ground coffee and a card.