Dunoon Cairngorm Blue Ming Dragon

Enjoy your tea in the exquisite Dunoon Cairngorm Blue Ming Dragon cup by David Broadhurst. High-quality bone china meets artistic design.

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EUR 49,95

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Dunoon Cairngorm Blue Ming Dragon

The DUNOON Cairngorm is a classic mug shape with straight edges and modern elements to suit every taste. With a capacity of 480 ml, it’s the perfect size for your coffee and tea. The Cairngorm is a larger version of our 320 ml Lomond shape, and its diverse designs make it a great gift for anyone. Made from high-quality porcelain, this mug has a unique look. Cairngorm mugs are sturdy and durable. It’s also dishwasher-safe, so you can clean it in a flash. Add a touch of elegance to any occasion with this beautiful mug, or give it as a special gift to friends and family.

Design: Dave Broadhurst
Model: Blue Ming Dragon
Shape: Cairngorm
22ct Gold Trim
Capacity: approx. 480 ml

Manufacturer

Herstellerangaben (Dunoon)

Marke / Hersteller
Dunoon Mugs

Anschrift
The Trentham Estate
Stone Road
Trentham, ST4 8JG
England

Elektronische Adresse
E-Mail: sales@dunoonmugs.co.uk
Web: https://www.dunoonmugs.co.uk

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Product responsibility

Produktverantwortlicher in der EU (Dunoon)

Unternehmen
Chr. Bollweg GmbH & Co. KG, formano

Anschrift
Markenstraße 130
33397 Rietberg
Deutschland

Elektronische Adresse
E-Mail: info@bollweg.de
Telefon: +49 5244 406-0
Web: https://www.formano-dekoration.de

Rolle
Bevollmächtigter/Importeur für in der EU bereitgestellte Dunoon Produkte.

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Dünnes Porzellan, dünner Tassenrand... für mich die wichtigste Entscheidung, um zu einer Teetasse zu greifen.

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Artist

David Broadhurst

Born and raised in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, David began his career in 1969 as an engraving apprentice at Wedgwood after completing his training in ceramics. He later moved into design and illustration and established himself as a freelance artist in 1992. He draws his inspiration primarily from classical art and design, such as that of ancient Greece and Rome. He receives many commissions for commemorative designs, including one for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.