McLaggan Smith Mugs - Mug Design & Manufacture

Beautiful designs by Dundee's children's writer and illustrator Lindsey Gardiner.

Colourful and fun with a vintage feel to brighten up your life.

Perfect gifts for your family, friends and yourself.

A range from the popular TV show. Ideal gift for your 5 year old or your 95 year old Grandma.

Eye-catching, colourful in a bold typography. Designed by Cornish design team Dandy star.

Fresh Scandinavian design, clean and simple in great colours. Designer Lotta kuhlhorn by retro.ect

For the laid back lazy days of summer. Designs by Jane Lindsey.

Simple with a retro feel. Designed by Megan Price.

Another take on the Union Flag with a fashionable distressed look .

These clever mugs depict loads of information from Kings and Queens to Trees.

Original and inspirational hand embroidered heirlooms. Now reworked for striking mugs designs. Designed by Jan Constantine.

Bright,bold and to the point. These are designs by artist Rachel Bright.

Exiting new range of mugs from the Keep Calm Gallery.

Our own range of designs. Some with our own answer's to the credit crunch. Also Olly Moss's range with a witty take on the credit crunch.

Designed by Plain Lazy and made by MS Mugs, introducing our new Plain Lazy range. A light hearted range of mugs for those who appreciate a relaxed attitude to life...

Pithy sayings old and new, in an old-fashioned rococo frame.

A new fun and informative range of mugs.

These mugs echo Fiona Howard's range of furnishing fabrics

So much information is crammed onto these mugs they are only available on BIG bone china.

Exciting new range of mugs

These mugs reflect an exciting range of fabric designs.

Simple, colourful and fun. There's a Bang on the Door mug for everyone. From Football Crazy Boys to Club Dolls, Teachers, and Friends. These are ideal for personalisation.

Simple yet striking designs by the artist Lindsay Marsden. Lindsey has her own range of wonderful goodies including greetings cards and knitted egg cosies www.theblackrabbit.co.uk

Vimrod is a cartoon character created by Lisa Swerling & Ralph Lazar. Best known for its greetings cards, which sell worldwide in the millions, and books, which are published by Harper Collins, this funny, quirky collection is a great addition to our range.

A charming collection of mugs inspired by the timeless Guess How Much I Love You book, written by Sam McBratney and illustrated by Anita Jeram. These four mugs make gifts to treasure for loved-ones old and young.

These fresh and funny designs have been developed from Lauren Child’s award winning books and the BBC television series. Charlie and Lola are well known to many but also have great appeal to those new to the characters.

Ella Doran's sharp eye for detail and clever manipulation of vivid photographic images transform everyday objects into design-conscious pieces. From the close-ups of flowers to abstract domestic images, these mugs are truly affordable works of art.

Orla Kiely's fashionable, vibrant graphic prints follow her philosophy that good design is not over designed, and functionality is king. This is a beautiful, striking collection of mugs with simple yet sophisticated patterns that are both retro and modern.

Franck & Fischer is a wonderful Danish designer who specialises in quite quirky but pretty textile products for children. Toy animals, purses, and bedlinen all express simplicity and humour with high quality and clear colours. This collection of mugs reflects their stylised patchwork animals and will appeal to all ages.

A new range by one of Britain's most successful illustrators and children's authors. We can't think of anyone who wouldn't want one of these mugs! Gift box available.

Quentin Blake’s illustration of Roald Dahl’s stories are famous. Now you can have your own mug decorated with the Witches, Willy Wonka,the BFG, Matilda and others. There’s a picture on the front and a quote on the back.

Urban Graphics have used this wonderful selection of witticisms attributed to famous people, to create a range of mugs.

One of them is bound to ring your bell

Edward says, ‘These drawings would like to be your friends. Put them on a desk or on a shelf perhaps beside your bed glance at them from time to time. Use them for inspiration. There is no corner of your life into which they cannot shine the torch of bright insight.’

From his Dartmouth base Simon Drew works mainly in pen and ink. Twisting language until it’s facing backwards he comes up with the most amazing combinations of surreal humour. His drawings are also available on a range of other products. Simon cites his main influences as Patrick Caulfield, Francis Bacon, Tin Tin and generous quantities of red Bordeaux wine.

James and Julia Katz met at Brighton Art school and went into business together. Applying James’ very distinctive style of quirky illustration to a range of products. Their colourful and humorous images first appeared on mugs in 1991 and we now have over 40 mugs in the series. As well as the ever popular cats and dogs, there are many others from bugs to dinosaurs and ballet to rugby.

Madeleine Floyd paints and draws from her studio in London. Many of her drawings are sent around the world on greetings cards published by Art Angels. Madeleine’s beautiful drawings can be seen on all kinds of things from grand shop windows to egg boxes and she regularly exhibits and sells her own paintings.

This pretty range of mugs is fresh and sweet and looks good enough to eat. With cute cupcakes and simple doves, these are a perfect expression of love, in a cup!

These colourful, graphic mugs stimulate both the eye and brain. Great mugs for a quiz night.

We offer a wide range of heritage mugs. This example is taken from the Bayeux Tapestry. Others are reproduced with kind permission from the British Library two designs from the 14th century Luttrell Psalter and original manuscripts by Mozart and Lewis Carroll. Others are celtic designs by Scottish design business Cornadia (also available in navy blue).

The Edward Lear drawings on which these mugs are based come from a copy of his ‘Nonsense Songs and Stories 1894’ in the Opie Collection of Children’s Literature. This collection was purchased by the Bodleian Library, the main research library of the University of Oxford, in 1998 after a public appeal to raise the £500,000 purchase price.

This range was developed in association with the Glasgow School of Art and features chairs designed by the world renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Two are available on either porcelain or can shaped bone china. All other designs are only available on the 8 oz bone china.

From their London Studio, Yvonne Chambers and Maxwell Dorsey design ceramics, toys, stationery, fashion textiles and home furnishings.

These mugs are really nice. In fact they're from a range of cards called "Really Good'. Words of love, thanks, and good wishes, in a child-like graphic text.
Love from me x.

This collection of whimsical hearts in an interesting range of colours makes this one of our simplest, but visually most striking ranges.

Wraparound line illustrations of the defining architectural features of various cities and major towns. These are real collectors items crisply drawn and printed single colour, usually dark blue. If you want your own town or village featured on a mug why not commission one specially.

These classic Celtic designs feature ancient symbols. Hares, fish, pheasants, thistles and knots in black or navy graphics.

Grahame Clarke has been designing for 40 years. At present he is working in Norfolk designing and producing high fired porcelain. Early Chinese and Lowestoft porcelain have been an influence and source of inspiration to his work.

Sometimes it is a simple message that's needed for the special someone in your life.

From "I am a princess" to "I need the Priory", the cool world of wordsmith Toby Mott has a slogan for everyone. He has helped put what we think onto what we wear and what we drink from.

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