Tea mugs

[EasterIssland]

Would like to get some matching mugs as the ones we’ve they’re from different years and they don’t look at all between them :)

Any suggestions ?

Thanks

[Fivemoreminutes1]

I like the Mojave glazed mugs from Sass and Belle. You can get them in different colours.

[Spanglybangles]

I have a selection of Portobello by Inspire mugs which are great if you want a large tea of coffee. Have Emma Bridgewater mugs for a regular sized cuppa.

[Spanglybangles]

Ooh @Fivemoreminutes1 they are lovely….like I need to consider adding to my already extensive collection of mugs!!

[Lacedwithgrace]

Anthropologie. Can be pricey but they do sales quite often. If you're after a budget option, B&M have some beautiful mugs in, all usually under £3-£4

[jaundicedoutlook]

(Almost) any of these

www.iittala.com/en-gb/tableware/drinkware/mugs-and-cups

[SilverHairedCat]

Cornishware. Timeless, pretty and functional. I have the 12oz and 15oz mugs.

www.cornishware.co.uk/mugs

[Time2Move]

I love my David Mellor British Standard mugs.
www.davidmellordesign.com/tableware/david-mellor-tableware/david-mellor-british-standard-mugs

[EasterIssland]

forgot about this thrad! thanks all for the suggestions :)

[EasterIssland]

@Fivemoreminutes1

I like the Mojave glazed mugs from Sass and Belle. You can get them in different colours.

they've got 20% off in the second one if you get 2 mugs

[IDidntFloatUpTheLaganInABubble]

I think you can't go wrong with Denby or Le Creuset.

[HamCob]

Denby. I've had mine for 15 years - no chips. Pricey but worth it.