Faucet-shaped mug on a kitchen counter, tap spout solid and dry

Faucet-Shaped Ceramic Mug, 350 ml

Ceramics / 350ml
$49.99
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Faucet-shaped mug on a kitchen counter, tap spout solid and dry

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Faucet-Shaped Ceramic Mug, 350 ml

$49.99
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A working tap where the handle goes
A full 350ml, not a polite one
Glazed porcelain, dishwasher safe
ColorCeramics
Capacity350ml

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Faucet-Shaped Ceramic Mug, 350 ml

Ceramics / 350ml

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Made to be usedEvery one of these holds a real drink
Built heavyReal weight in the hand
Nothing ordinaryShapes you will not see twice
Faucet mug on a wooden kitchen counter beside a copper kettle and coffee beans

The tap is the whole joke

A faucet sits where the handle should be and it is the first thing anyone asks about. It does not pour. It does not need to.

Three hundred and fifty millilitres

Large enough for a proper mug of coffee. Thick porcelain walls keep it hot while you get on with the morning.

For the desk that needs a talking point

It goes to the office and comes back with a story. Dishwasher safe, so it survives being everybody else's favourite too.

Asked across the table

Does the tap actually work?

No. It is moulded into the body as part of the cup, so there is nothing to leak and nothing to snap off.

How much does it hold?

350ml, a full mug of coffee rather than a small one.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Yes. It is glazed porcelain, fired hard, and it takes a dishwasher without trouble.

Can it take boiling water?

It can. The walls are thick enough to hold heat and to handle a kettle straight off the boil.

Does it make a good gift?

It is the sort of thing people put on a desk and never put away. Hard to get wrong.

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