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Reactive Big-Handle Mugs, 19 oz, Set of 4, Multicolour

Reactive Big-Handle Mugs, 19 oz, Set of 4, Multicolour

$28.99$7.25 per piece4.485

A reactive glaze over stoneware, in multicolour. The kiln finishes the band where the colours meet, so this piece carries the same glaze as the one photographed and a pattern of its own.

Holds 19 oz to the brim, comes as a set of 4, made for tea, coffee.


Capacity: 19 oz

In the range · Mug Sets

Kiln finished
Lead-free glaze
Dishwasher safe
No two alike
Piece information
WhatThis piece
Capacity19 oz
In the box4 pieces
GlazeReactive
ColourMulticolour
BodyGlazed stoneware
HandleLarge handle
DishwasherSafe
MicrowaveSafe
Glaze materialsLead-free, cadmium-free
ReferenceBM-4EKD
Every figure here belongs to this piece. Where the maker states no figure, the row stays out instead of carrying an average.
What the glaze does

Reactive glaze carries mineral oxides that travel while the piece fires. Thickness, kiln position and the shape underneath all pull the boundary between the colours around, so speckles land differently and a fade can sit higher or lower on the next piece.

More about how our glazes behave

Care
  1. 1. Warm it firstRinse a cold piece in warm water before you pour something boiling into it.
  2. 2. Cloth betweenStack with a cloth in the gap. Glaze is glass, and glass scratches glass.
  3. 3. Cloth, not wireWarm water and a cloth take off everything a mug picks up in a week.
Care for glazed stoneware, written for the pieces we actually make.

When stacking glass or ceramic items for storage, place a cushion of soft material between each piece.

the Canadian Conservation Institute

Read 14 August 2026. More on the care and safety page.

What buyers wrote

7 reviews for this line and its variations, quoted word for word, lowest rating first.

★☆☆☆☆

Be cautious..

Love the style of these mugs, but its dangerous when a handle broke on the one picking it up with hot coffee. Spilled everywhere. Were lucky it was on the counter and not on ourself when it broke or we could've got burned. Also another style Bosmarlin coffee mug we have leaked from the bottom with coffee in it on counter 3 days before this happened. Now 2 of this company mugs broke in a week. I dont have complete sets now. Kinda leery using others now. Disappointed.

ProudShepherd❤Owner · Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026 · bought: Color: Multicolor
★★★★☆

Coffee cups

Large coffee cups or just what I was looking for. Seem to be very sturdy and well-made.

Mr Bill · Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 · bought: Color: Multicolor
★★★★★

Love the variety of colors in this set!

Well made and a nice size. I like the natural textured look at the bottom. Color variety is perfect. I purchased a set of 4. The taupe color is pictured. Other cups are thick, but these are a nice thin size to drink out of as well as sturdy. Very happy I found these!

Customer · Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2026 · bought: Color: Multicolor
★★★★★

Love these cups!

Great size for two cups of coffee! Love the colors! Love the shapes! Bought these for my team at work and loved them so much I bought myself a set!

Melody McFall · Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2026 · bought: Color: Multicolor
★★★★★

Sturdy & Cute

The design is super cute, quality is super ... very sturdy, love the color, and it's the perfect size for beverages, icecream, soup or cereal. It looks exactly as pictured!I kept 2 & I am using the other 2 to make 2 gift baskets.

Erin · Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
★★★★★

Large capacity, well made, and large handle.

My husband has large hands and likes a larger coffee cup. His favorite color is blue. These are sturdy and good sized and the handle is larger enough for larger fingers. He is very happy with his new cups. And that makes me happy.

LLC · Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2026
★★★★★

Beautiful big mugs!

Great looking, big capacity mugs! Microwave & dishwasher safe.

Kateryna F. · Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2025 · bought: Color: Multicolor

More Bosmarlin mug sets

All 102 Mug Sets

What you are holding

The same eight things are true of every piece we make.

Fired hard

Stoneware fires dense, so it holds heat and shrugs off the knock against a tap.

Glaze that moves

Mineral oxides travel in the heat, so the firing draws the line between colours.

Handles for full mugs

A large mug carries a handle you can put a whole hand through.

Made to stack

Wide feet and even rims, so a shelf of them sits flat.

A Bosmarlin mug in a reactive glaze

Dishwasher and microwave

Stated on nearly every piece in the range, and true of the glaze rather than a hope.

No two alike

Speckles land differently and a fade can sit higher or lower on the next piece.

Lead-free and cadmium-free

As stated on the range. The care page spells out what that means.

Sized for real drinks

From 8.5 oz for a cappuccino to 50 oz for a mug of soup.

Stoneware, porcelain and earthenware

Three words used loosely on the same shelf. They describe how hot the clay was fired and how much water it will still absorb, and that difference decides how a piece behaves in a dishwasher, in a microwave and against the edge of a sink.

Stoneware, what we make

  • Fired hot and dense, so it absorbs almost no water
  • Heavy in the hand and stable on a desk
  • Chips are rare, and a chip does not soak up coffee
  • Holds heat noticeably longer than a thin cup

Porcelain

  • Fired hot too, but thrown thin and light
  • Elegant, and far easier to chip on a tap
  • Cools faster because there is less body to hold heat
  • Usually sold as a full service rather than by the piece

Earthenware

  • Fired lower, so the body stays porous
  • Depends entirely on its glaze to hold liquid
  • A crazed or chipped glaze lets the body absorb
  • Lighter and cheaper, and shorter lived in daily use

The three words describe firing temperature and how much water the fired body still takes up. Everything else follows from that.