Mini Whale Tail Mug

WHEELY GOOD CERAMICS LTD

£35

Individually thrown and glazed stoneware mini mugs by Olivia using a stoneware clay They hold approximately 100-130 mls and so comfortably fit a double espresso shot *please note: the glaze on your mug may alter slightly from those shown in the photo, ie how the glaze has dripped or how opaque it is in places, or how it has altered over surface texture etc. the mug shape may alter from mug to mug due to them all being individually thrown. If buying multiple, we try match them as best as possible. due to the handmade nature of ceramics, there may be some tiny flaws in the clay and glaze ** plea

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WHEELY GOOD CERAMICS LTD, number 17118107. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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