Whether you’re a cat owner or you’re just crazy about cats, this mug is sure to put a smile on your face! Four adorable, illustrated cats are playing in their own band; tabby is on the saxophone, patches is on the guitar, whilst ginger tom is on the big bass and the black and white cat is blasting out on the trumpet! These groovy cats are set against the crisp white background for Dunoon’s fine bone china, complete with a speckle of coloured treble clefs, stars and swirls. This fun pattern continues on the handle and inside the rim of the mug.

Purrfect for cat lovers and musicians this mug will be sure to strike a note with a friend or relative, ideal as a gift for a birthday or any special occasion.
The elegant simplicity of the Lomond shape, new for May 2010, becomes the canvas for some of the boldest patterns and brightest designs Dunoon have ever launched. As with the Glencoe or Jura shapes, Dunoon have once again chosen to name a range after a quiet Scottish idyll, this time drawing inspiration from the beautiful Scottish loch renowned for its "bonnie bonnie banks". With a capacity of 320ml they are both dishwasher and microwave safe, with the exception of those featuring gold embellishment.

Kate Mawdsley was born in Lancashire and now lives in a converted barn in East Anglia. Even in the nursery, Kate Mawdsley preferred to play with paper, pencils and paint rather than toys and she maintained her interest in art throughout her education. After completing her degree in fashion and textiles, Kate spent the first ten years of her career in the fashion industry. In the early 1990s, she began gradually to move into more illustrative work. Since then, her repertoire and collection have expanded each year and her work can now be seen on products ranging from Dunoon mugs to cross-stitch fabrics.