Ration Emergency Tea Mug
For those of us who really can’t do without our tea to keep us going through the day. This retro design has been inspired by the Ministry of Food rationing of Second World War.
Emergency Ration Tea Mug stirs memories of a bygone era when the British ‘stiff upper lip’ shone through! The mug features the wording 'Ministry of Food', 'Emergency Tea and 'If found return to any food office' on both the front and back of the mug.
330ml, finished in glazed white.
Handwashing recommended.
The Ministry of Food was established to ration the short supply of food in Second World War. Food rationing was introduced in January 1940 and lasted for 14 years.
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Ration Emergency Tea Mug
Ration Emergency Tea Mug
For those of us who really can’t do without our tea to keep us going through the day. This retro design has been inspired by the Ministry of Food rationing of Second World War.
Emergency Ration Tea Mug stirs memories of a bygone era when the British ‘stiff upper lip’ shone through! The mug features the wording 'Ministry of Food', 'Emergency Tea and 'If found return to any food office' on both the front and back of the mug.
330ml, finished in glazed white.
Handwashing recommended.
The Ministry of Food was established to ration the short supply of food in Second World War. Food rationing was introduced in January 1940 and lasted for 14 years.
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For those of us who really can’t do without our tea to keep us going through the day. This retro design has been inspired by the Ministry of Food rationing of Second World War.
Emergency Ration Tea Mug stirs memories of a bygone era when the British ‘stiff upper lip’ shone through! The mug features the wording 'Ministry of Food', 'Emergency Tea and 'If found return to any food office' on both the front and back of the mug.
330ml, finished in glazed white.
Handwashing recommended.
The Ministry of Food was established to ration the short supply of food in Second World War. Food rationing was introduced in January 1940 and lasted for 14 years.
