Get back into nature with the Emma Bridgewater Bird Mugs. A large range of handpainted designs features birds in your garden and out in the wild.
You can match a mug to your favourite bird or build a collection of different birds. Bird mugs are a must for Bird lovers, watchers and nature enthusiasts. A perfect addition to any country-themed kitchen.
- Bird Mugs are made from locally sourced English Earthenware at the Emma Bridgewater Pottery in Stoke On Trent.
- Bird Mugs have a generous 300ml capacity.
- Mugs are microwave and dishwasher-safe.
- Dishwashing at low temperatures or handwashing’s recommended to maintain colour.
Barn Owl Mug
Blackbird Mug
Bullfinch Mug
Crane Mug
Feather Mug
Game Birds Mug
Garden Birds Mug
Goldcrest Mug
Goldfinch Mug
Hen Mug
Kestrel Mug
Kingfisher Mug
Lapwing Mug
Mallard Mug
Nuthatch Mug
Owl Mugs
Oystercatcher
Partridge Mug
Peacock Mug
Penguin Mug
Pheasant Mug
Pigeon Mug
Puffin Mug
Red Kite Mug
Rooster Mug
Seabirds Mug
Snowy Owl Mug
Sparrow Mug
Swallow Mug
Swan Mug
Tawny Owl Mug
Woodcock Mug
Wise Owl Mug
Wren Mug
Our Favourite Emma Bridgewater Bird Mugs Include
Barn Owl – The Barn Owl mug loves to roost on kitchen shelves high above the ground.
Blue Hen – Classic handprint style featuring blue patterns and hens.
Chaffinches – A ubiquitous bird can be seen and heard in most British gardens.
Chicken – sixteen different and colourful Chickens are featured on this mug.
Crane – Cranes are very rare in the UK. You can see them every day with this mug.
Divers & Grebes – Featuring all the great diving birds found on our lakes and rivers.
Game Birds – This mug features seven different Gamebirds, including Pheasants and Grouse.
Garden Birds – Ten birds that you’ll find in your garden ranging from the House Sparrow to the Pied Wagtail.
Goldcrest – A mug to celebrate the UK’s smallest bird.
Goldfinch – A delightfully colourful bird with a long beak, a frequent visitor to garden bird tables.
Kingfisher – A colourful bird that eats fish and symbolises love and prosperity.
Mallard – Shiny green-headed mallards are typical of those found on our ponds and lakes.
Peacock – Decorated with colourful handpainted Peacock feathers.
Penguin – Fat Penguins huddling together in a snowstorm.
Pheasant – Featuring male Pheasants more colourful than their female counterparts.
Pochard – A rare colourful sea bird with a black and white body and redhead.
Puffin – A colony of Puffins whose colourful beaks really stand out.
Redstart – Smart-looking, old-world birds that are uncommon in the UK.
Robin – Robin redbreast is everyone’s favourite garden bird.
Rooster – A solid red print of crowing Roosters under the starlight.
Sea Birds – All the UK’s great Seabirds on a single mug.
Siskin – A small colourful bird that belongs to the finch family.
Teal – Rare and majestic looking, the smallest ducks in the UK.
Woodcock – Woodcocks visit the UK in winter to escape the harsh conditions of Finland and Russia.
Wood Pigeon – The UK’s most common Pigeon. You can see them anywhere.