Perfect Day! Ceramic Mug
Beautiful ceramic mugs, perfect for curling up with after a long hard day's slog in the garden... or maybe just to make the day that bit more perfect!
With retro styling, each mug is hand-stamped in the traditional typewriter font with Perfect Day! perfect with freshly brewed tea, and a Ringtons Ginger Biscuit (they are the best ginger biscuits out, tried and tasted).
Designed by renowned ceramicist Keith Brymer Jones, who is one of the judges (the teary one!) on BBC2's Great Pottery Throw-Down.
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