Glosters Pottery Coast Blue Muglet - Locally Handmade Stoneware Ceramics

The Muglet is a smaller version of Glosters' renowned handmade glazed mugs. With a capacity of just under half a pint, this charming coffee cup is both practical and adorable, just the right size for a child and the perfect companion for your favourite coffee indulgences. The Coast Blue glaze conjures images of the idyllic seaside surrounding us here in Porthmadog– perfect for enjoying a morning latte or a velvety flat white!

Handcrafted just a stone’s throw away from Babipur Towers, the Glosters Mug is a testament to craftsmanship and attention to detail. Tom and the small Glosters team use clay sourced from Stoke on Trent to carefully craft each individual mug, making every one a unique piece of local Welsh art!

This mug is made from durable stoneware clay, and is food, dishwasher, and microwave safe.

A Glosters Mug would make a luxurious and thoughtful gift for pottery lovers, perfect for birthdays, housewarmings, Christmas, and any special occasion.

Features

• Height: 7cm approx.
• Width: 7.5cm approx. (10cm approx. with handle)
• Capacity: ½ pint approx.
• Microwave, dishwasher, and food safe
• Handmade in Wales, UK

Glosters Pottery was founded by wife and husband duo, Myfanwy and Tom Gloster, and is a manifestation of their creativity and passion for designer pottery. Known in Porthmadog for their eccentric and beautiful seasonal window displays, the couple take inspiration from their gorgeous seaside surroundings to create their unique ceramics. As a photographer, blogger, and business co-owner, Myfanwy has succeeded in gaining a cult following of mug and pottery lovers, both locally and beyond.

Tom started out as a potter in 2004 after studying Applied Arts at the University of Derby. Today Tom is a well established and renowned potter, well known throughout Wales and beyond. Glosters are known for their contemporary range of kitchenware and pots, they regularly receive commissions from restaurants and even TV chefs! Each item of Tom's pottery is made by him completely by hand, it starts its life as a lump of clay on his wheel, and is fired, glazed and finished in the Glosters workshop.