Stormy Seas Handmade Mug
All the details
The Stormy Seas black ceramic mugs are available in three sizes:
Stormy Seas Black Ceramic Mug:
10cm height x 8.5cm width (11cm including handle)
Holds approximately 420ml.
Coffee, tea - even a rum and coke - this large handmade mug quenches a proper thirst.
Stormy Seas Black Ceramic Muglet®:
7cm height x 7.5cm width (10cm including handle)
Holds approximately 200ml
Fill this smaller handmade mug up with your favourite beverage, whatever it may be.
Stormy Seas Black Ceramic Mugster®:
5.5cm height x 4.5cm width (6.5cm including handle)
Holds approximately 75ml
Did you know these espresso mugs can also double as ceramic shot glasses?
This stunning glaze is a highly sought-after colour combination that we also apply to our popular match pots and ceramic spoon rests. Take advantage of our flat rate UK domestic shipping and collect the full set!
All of the products in the Glosters range of British handmade ceramics are made using locally-sourced glazes stoneware clay from our Stoke-on-Trent- based supplier. This particular clay was selected for its durability and sturdiness.
Please note that all pieces are handmade and may vary slightly from the photographs in colour and shape. All handmade ceramics are quality checked before sale.
Delivery
Standard Delivery is £4.95 posted via Royal Mail 48 tracked 3-5 working
All orders are posted within 3-5 working days of you order being placed, in the event of an item being out of stock we will contact you. during busy launches dispatch may take longer.
All orders are posted using recycled packaging or recyclable materials where possible.
Please contact us within 48 hours of delivery to report any damage, breakages or if you wish to return and item.
Returns
You must contact us within 7 days to arrange a return to our workshop, by emailing info@glosters.co.uk. Please allow 2-3 working days for a reply to your email.
If you do not contact us within 7 days of your purchase, unfortunately we can’t offer a refund or replacement for broken items.
To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging. To complete your return, we require a receipt, order number or proof of purchase.
Some types of goods are exempt from being returned. Perishable goods such as food, flowers, newspapers or magazines cannot be returned, some seasonal items, including mug & pottery club.
Exceptions
Additional non-returnable items:
- Gift cards
- Personalised or made to order goods
- Seconds/ sample sale
- Mystery Boxes
- Mug & pottery club
- Sale items
See our full returns policy.
Pottery Care Instructions
Tableware
Can I put my tableware in the dishwasher?
Yes. All our ceramic tableware is dishwasher safe, including plates, bowls, and pouring and mixing bowls.
Can I use it in the microwave?
Yes, unless it has a metallic glaze. Metallic glazes can spark, so keep those pieces out of the microwave.
Will cutlery mark the glaze?
Occasionally, cutlery leaves grey marks on the glaze. Bar Keepers Friend removes them easily.
Mugs, muglets, mugsters & beakers
Can they go in the dishwasher?
Each handmade mug is made by hand, so we recommend washing it by hand too.
Can I microwave them?
We'd rather you didn't. To help your mug last longer, heat drinks in a jug or pan, then pour them in.
Jugs & vases
Are your vases watertight?
Yes. Each handmade vase has a clear glaze inside, so it holds water and keeps your flowers fresh.
How should I clean a jug or vase?
Wash them by hand.
The Pottery
Each piece we make has its own story as to how it began, how the form came about and the work emerged as part of our range.
We believe that the story, the soul of a piece, doesn't stop there. It continues with its new owner, where you bought it, why you choose that glaze.
All handmade ceramics hold far more than their original function. They hold memories from their maker, from their owner and all are individual.
A little glimpse behind the glaze
Handmade means hands-on, and that comes with its fair share of chaos. We wanted to let you in on what our workshop really looks like, clay dust, wonky first attempts and all, before a piece ever reaches your table.
Story through images.