The Pancreatic Cancer UK Emma Bridgewater mugs have been specially commissioned in memory of Seth Goodburn to raise funds for people and families affected by pancreatic cancer.
The mugs take the trademark Emma Bridgewater design and incorporate the purple colours which represent pancreatic cancer awareness and combine to make a unique mug to remember and support people affected by the disease.
The back stamp on the mugs has the rainbow from the Maya Angelou quote “Always try to be the rainbow in someone’s else cloud” which is part of the theme for the fundraising and support via the Purple Rainbow website.
The mugs can be purchased from our shop for £20 plus postage and packaging and for every mug sold over £7 goes directly to Pancreatic Cancer UK.
The proud heritage of traditional pottery making in Stoke-on-Trent goes into the production of the mugs with over 30 individuals involved in making just one mug and further details of the manufacturing process can be seen on our video.
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The mugs are cast using plaster of Paris moulds made directly in the factory.
Emma Bridgewater Mug
The mugs are cast using plaster of Paris moulds made directly in the factory.
Emma Bridgewater Mug
The mugs are then sponged and fettled to remove any seams.
Emma Bridgewater Mug
The mugs are then sponged and fettled to remove any seams.
Emma Bridgewater Mug
The mugs are hand painted by highly skilled staff.
Emma Bridgewater Mug
Leann Wilmer (Pancreatic Cancer Research UK) tries hand painting some of our mugs.
Emma Bridgewater Mug
Lesley Goodburn tries hand painting some of our mugs.
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The finished Emma Bridgewater Mug.
We’ve had a huge interest from people wishing to support Pancreatic Cancer UK by purchasing one (or more) of our limited edition Emma Bridgewater mugs. The map below shows where in the world those kind supporters are in relation to the Emma Bridgewater factory in Staffordshire.
