Cullercoats bone china cup has been designed from an original painting by local North East artist Emily Ward.
Emily’s beautiful picture of this horseshoe bay shows the sea spray splashing off the small cliffs in front of the RNLI station and Cullercoats Watch Tower.
Golden sands and warm inviting blues have been used to capture this pretty sandy bay. St George's church can be seen in the backdrop nestled behind the luscious green bankside and old fishing cottages.
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About Cullercoats Harbour
Cullercoats is a sandy crescent shaped bay, is one of many beautiful beaches in North Tyneside. Enclosed by two small piers making it quite a safe haven for families. Once a thriving fishing port in the 1800’s small parts of that legacy can be seen around the bay and seafront today. Cullercoats became quite a popular artists’ colony in the 19th century.
Nowadays the south of the bay is used by paddle boarders and recreational crafts. RNLI
, and Dove Marine Laboratory, a research centre for Newcastle University School of Marine Science is located in the bay.
Bone China Cup
Each bone china cup is made from an original artwork by North East Artist Emily Ward.
All cups are hand pressed at Emily's art studio.
Premium grade 10oz Orca Coated Balmoral bone china mugs.
Dishwasher proof.
85mm high x 75mm diameter.
Brim capacity 300ml
All bone china cups are individually printed so there may be a slight variation in colour tones.
