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Mugs & Cups
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Grumpy Movie Edition Mug 350 ml
The Colourful eyes edition will initially be available in limited quantities only, and while supplies last. That's because these special products have to be crafted with an "eye" for detail by hand to meet the highest quality standards.
Because, just like the rest of our line, these four models are made from premium porcelain and entirely dishwasher-safe and microwaveable.
Perfect for a large cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate and much more.
Movie Edition GRUMPY
Capacity: approx. 350 ml / 11.8 fl oz
Height: approx. 12 cm / 4.7 inch
Cross-section: approx. 10 cm /3.9 inch
Genuine hard porcelain, break-proof hotel quality
Footed base, enamelled top rim
100% Made in Germany
Shipped in exclusively designed gift box.
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