Emma Bridgewater Scottish Terrier 1/2 Pint Mug

The Emma Bridgewater Scottish Terrier 1/2 Pint Mug is a charming collectable mug featuring one of Britain's most iconic dog breeds. Decorated with a delightful Scottish Terrier design in Emma Bridgewater's signature hand-decorated Spongeware style, this mug is perfect for Scottie owners, dog lovers and collectors of traditional English pottery. Handcrafted from 100% English earthenware in Stoke-on-Trent, England, this classic half-pint mug holds 300ml, making it ideal for tea, coffee and hot chocolate. Known for their loyal nature, distinctive silhouette and spirited personality, Scottish Terriers have long been treasured companions, making this mug a thoughtful gift for breed enthusiasts and Emma Bridgewater collectors alike. Beautifully made and designed for everyday enjoyment, this timeless mug brings together traditional British craftsmanship and a beloved dog breed. Key Features Genuine Emma Bridgewater pottery Features a Scottish Terrier design Hand-decorated Spongeware finish Classic 1/2 pint mug shape Crafted from 100% English earthenware 300ml capacity Ideal for tea, coffee and hot chocolate Collectable Emma Bridgewater design Handmade in Stoke-on-Trent, England Perfect gift for Scottish Terrier owners and dog lovers Product Details Brand: Emma Bridgewater Product Name: Scottish Terrier 1/2 Pint Mug Product Type: Mug Design: Scottish Terrier Material: 100% English Earthenware Decoration: Hand-decorated Spongeware Capacity: 300ml Dimensions: Height: 9cm Diameter: 8cm Shape: Mug Made In: Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom Care Instructions Dishwasher safe. Liquid detergent is recommended to help maintain appearance. Not recommended for microwave use. Not oven safe. Earthenware pottery may become hot if placed in a microwave. Why You'll Love It Celebrates the distinctive Scottish Terrier breed Handcrafted in England using traditional pottery techniques Collectable Emma Bridgewater design Perfect for everyday tea and coffee rituals A thoughtful gift for dog lovers and Scottie owners