Emma Bridgewater Polka Dot Daddy Half Pint Boxed Mug Ensure a Father is made to feel extra special with this touching and special Polka Dot Daddy Half Pint Mug from  Emma Bridgewater , the perfect present to gift to your dad or doting guardian Father’s Day or his Birthday. This  Polka Dot  Half Pint Mug is a colourful and complementary piece to the  Polka Dot  range by  Emma Bridgewater . It is made in the classic ‘tankard-style’ shape inspired by the mugs made in the 19 th  century Staffordshire potteries. The vibrant sponge-ware patterns of coloured polka-dots spaced across the body of the mug looks wonderful when mixed with the hand-stencilled ‘DADDY’ lettering found on the front of the mug in a luscious red and contrasts with the austere cream backdrop upon which the polka-dots strikingly lay. The interior rim of this beautiful mug continues the colourful nature of the exterior, with further polka-dots found inside the rim. Not suitable for Microwave use. Not Oven safe. Dishwasher safe, however it is recommended to wash in lower temperature with liquid detergent to maintain appearance. Polka Dot Range This is everyday  Emma Bridgewater  earthenware at its best!  Polka Dot  is a wonderful design to mix and match, because of the simplicity of the pattern and the variety of colours on the pieces: pale blue, pale green, dark green, yellow and red on pale cream earthenware. The Emma Bridgewater palette may vary between ranges, but her tonality is always similar, partly because of the sponge-printed nature of her designs. Because of this, her pieces will always work when mixed and matched together. The Emma Bridgewater classic dresser is never restricted to only one range and  Polka Dot  is the collection which blends all the others together.  Arguably the most famous Emma Bridgewater design, possibly the most successful, certainly one of her earliest,  Polka Dot  is timeless, cheerful, and endlessly versatile. Emma Bridgewater’s English earthenware is hand-made in her factory in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire in England. The spongeware patterns are decorated entirely by hand.