Royal Worcester Wrendale Designs One Snowy Day Birds Fine Bone China Mug
Was
£12.00
Now
£9.60
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Royal Worcester Wrendale Designs One Snowy Day Birds Fine Bone China Mug
Was
£12.00
Now
£9.60
This product is designed in our studios in Stoke on Trent, England. This item is manufactured outside of the UK to the stringent quality and craftsmanship that Portmeirion Group is known for.
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Description
Product code:
MMOB5629-XSM
Wrendale Designs mugs are a popular choice for gifting, and this festive design is perfect for popping under the Christmas tree. Decorated in the collection's characteristic watercolour style ?ˆ“ originally painted by Lincolnshire artist Hannah Dale ?ˆ“ three little birds perch on a snowy branch heavy with juicy berries. The words 'One Snowy Day' feature inside the rim, while springs of holly add an extra seasonal flourish. This delightful mug is crafted from the finest bone china and is durable too ?ˆ“ you can put it safely in the microwave and the dishwasher.?
- Capacity: 0.31L/11fl oz
- Crafted from fine bone china
- Features a Hannah Dale watercolour design
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
Original watercolours hand-painted by Hannah Dale in Lincolnshire. Products designed in Royal Worcester?ˆ™s studio in Stoke-on-Trent, UK.
Made by our trusted partner outside the UK to Portmeirion Group?ˆ™s high standards. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Delivery and Returns
| Standard Delivery | £3.99 Per Order |
| Standard Delivery on Orders over £49 | FREE |
Unfortunately we can no longer guarantee delivery in time for Christmas. For UK orders, we aim to deliver within 3- 5 working days. This excludes public holidays.
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