Shackleton Mug Full of History
- Designed from Susan’s original hand drawn text and images relating to Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition of Sir Ernest Shackleton
- can be personalised with a name on the inside rim
- Handmade and handcrafted by one of our skilled china makers
- Hand-painted details
- Gift wrapped in an English made presentation box
Description
The design of this mug falls into the category that Susan has named “A Mug Full of History”.
With this particular design she has chosen one of her all time heroes, Sir Ernest Shackleton and the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition of 1914-1916 where he attempted to make the first land crossing of the Antarctic. For further reading, see Susan’s blogIncorporated into the text of the design are Shackleton and polar related images taken from Susan’s original hand drawings.
The mug has a contemporary feel and provides interesting and informative reading whilst having your hot beverage.
For all polar historians, a “Mug Full of History” is also available with Captain Scott as its subject.
The mug is finished with hand-painted contemporary black rims.
It can be personalised with the addition of a name on the inside rim.
Once your order is received, we will put together representative artwork of your finished china, email it back to you and ask you to approve it before we proceed.
All our china is handmade and handcrafted by one of our skilled china makers in the Longton region of Stoke -on-Trent.
The china is gift wrapped in an English made presentation box.
Susan Rose China are proud to support British manufacturing at its finest.
Details
Dishwasher proof
Dimensions:
Height: 8.5cm
Capacity: 300ml
Weight: 500g
Delivery
Please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery after final approval
Additional information
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.5 cm |
So proud to have found this mug. I am a real Shackleton fan having read numerous books about him and attended lectures about his expedition. Also been lucky to have completed his walk from Fortuna over the mountains via the waterfall to Stromness on South Georgia . I have drank champagne at his grave in the Whalers Cemetery and seen the cross erected in his memory on South Georgia. This wonderful mug emulates the whole fateful expedition.