Lord Alfred Mug
£12.00 GBP
LORD ALFRED 350ML CERAMIC MUG
Nothing quite encapsulates the British character as the fine drink that is tea. Drunk by workers & aristocrats alike, tea has been enjoyed in Britain since the 17th Century.
Our Animal stoneware mugs are inspired by the shape of industrial mugs used by workers in the early 1900s, by which time the tea break had become a solid fixture of the working day.
Our Animal designs are a nod to the Victorian fascination with taxidermy and anthropomorphism, with an extra tip of the hat to the quirky British sense of humour.
Mr Porkingham Mug
£12.00 GBP
MR PORKINGHAM 350ML CERAMIC MUG
Nothing quite encapsulates the British character as the fine drink that is tea. Drunk by workers & aristocrats alike, tea has been enjoyed in Britain since the 17th Century.
Our Animal stoneware mugs are inspired by the shape of industrial mugs used by workers in the early 1900s, by which time the tea break had become a solid fixture of the working day.
Our Animal designs are a nod to the Victorian fascination with taxidermy and anthropomorphism, with an extra tip of the hat to the quirky British sense of humour.
Professor Reginald Mug
£12.00 GBP
PROFESSOR REGINALD 350ML CERAMIC MUG
Nothing quite encapsulates the British character as the fine drink that is tea. Drunk by workers & aristocrats alike, tea has been enjoyed in Britain since the 17th Century.
Our Animal stoneware mugs are inspired by the shape of industrial mugs used by workers in the early 1900s, by which time the tea break had become a solid fixture of the working day.
Our Animal designs are a nod to the Victorian fascination with taxidermy and anthropomorphism, with an extra tip of the hat to the quirky British sense of humour.
Sir Hoppington Mug
£12.00 GBP
SIR HOPPINGTON 350ML CERAMIC MUG
Nothing quite encapsulates the British character as the fine drink that is tea. Drunk by workers & aristocrats alike, tea has been enjoyed in Britain since the 17th Century.
Our Animal stoneware mugs are inspired by the shape of industrial mugs used by workers in the early 1900s, by which time the tea break had become a solid fixture of the working day.
Our Animal designs are a nod to the Victorian fascination with taxidermy and anthropomorphism, with an extra tip of the hat to the quirky British sense of humour.
