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Since these beauts are handmade to order, you can expect your new dinnerware to ship in about 3 weeks.
History in the making.
Curl up with a warm drink while we tell you how these rustic-style mugs got here. They were handmade in the Bronx by artist ceramist William Reardon. (Yeah…they were hand-thrown, trimmed, glazed, and fired by one person.) As for their shape? They were actually inspired by the tin cups made during the Civil War. There’s a whole line of dinnerware to match, all of it microwave and dishwasher safe, of course. And if you fancy these mugs, just wait: There’s an extra-large size too.
- Made in: Bronx, New York
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
Curl up with a warm drink while we tell you how these rustic-style mugs got here. They were handmade in the Bronx by artist ceramist William Reardon. (Yeah…they were hand-thrown, trimmed, glazed, and fired by one person.) As for their shape? They were actually inspired by the tin cups made during the Civil War. There’s a whole line of dinnerware to match, all of it microwave and dishwasher safe, of course. And if you fancy these mugs, just wait: There’s an extra-large size too.
History in the making.
Curl up with a warm drink while we tell you how these rustic-style mugs got here. They were handmade in the Bronx by artist ceramist William Reardon. (Yeah…they were hand-thrown, trimmed, glazed, and fired by one person.) As for their shape? They were actually inspired by the tin cups made during the Civil War. There’s a whole line of dinnerware to match, all of it microwave and dishwasher safe, of course. And if you fancy these mugs, just wait: There’s an extra-large size too.
- Made in: Bronx, New York
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
Curl up with a warm drink while we tell you how these rustic-style mugs got here. They were handmade in the Bronx by artist ceramist William Reardon. (Yeah…they were hand-thrown, trimmed, glazed, and fired by one person.) As for their shape? They were actually inspired by the tin cups made during the Civil War. There’s a whole line of dinnerware to match, all of it microwave and dishwasher safe, of course. And if you fancy these mugs, just wait: There’s an extra-large size too.