British Colour Standard© / Designed In Colour Limited

Colour Dictionary Bone China Mugs

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Colour Dictionary Bone China Mugs

Introducing our full set of 12 beautiful, bone china mugs in an array of delicious colours ready to serve!

British Colour Standard© - an historical 1930’s colour matching system dating back to the times when dyed strips of ribbon and wool were used to specify uniforms to flags and products such as post-boxes to battleships - across the then British Empire.

The perfect, classic shaped mug for a cup of tea or coffee; made from thin, crisp, light white bone china, wrapped in a rich colour decal with the name and number of the depicted colour from our archive.
Modernised for a softer approach in our digital world, our new British Colour Standard mug range is set to bring colour back.

Mug Size: 84mm D x 100mm Tall.

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