First look at Emma Bridgewater's 2024 Christmas collection

Lisa Joyner

26 September 2024 at 0:18 pm·2-min read

Emma Bridgewater's 2024 Christmas collection has given us an excuse to get excited about the festive season. The famous British pottery brand, designed and manufactured in Stoke-on-Trent, has just released its Christmas 2024 collection – and homeware fans have plenty of pieces to add to their Christmas lists.

From present sacks to festive mugs, the Emma Bridgewater Christmas collection has everything you need. Take a look at our favourites below...

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Classic mugs

'Tis the season for a new Emma Bridgewater mug. This set of two comes presented in a gift box and is perfect for popping under the Christmas tree. We love the new peace and love design, featuring a green and red colour scheme.

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Festive stockings

One tradition you're never too old for is putting out your Christmas stocking. This beautifully sewn patchwork stocking, featuring festive illustrations of holly, is perfect for holding lots of presents on the big day.

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Gingerbread house design

Nothing says Christmas quite like a gingerbread house. The new range from Emma Bridgewater includes these charming gingerbread mugs and bowls — a wonderful addition to any kitchen cupboard.

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Colourful plates

Emma Bridgewater's fairy lights range first launched last year and is back for another year. Choose from bowls, plates, serving platters, and more in the colourful design.

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Mulled wine ready

There's nothing like a comforting cup of mulled wine to warm guests on a cold day. Serve up this cosy Christmas classic in EB's large enamel cooking pot, which is back for another year.

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Iconic designs

Fans of Emma Bridgewater's iconic designs will be pleased to see some festive classics back on the shelves. Serve up a stack of freshly baked mince pies on the 'Mince Pies' plate and pour over some brandy butter in the matching jug.

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Festive bedding

Decorating your bedroom for Christmas? From festive quilts to pretty scatter cushions, you'll find some charming choices in Emma Bridgewater's 2024 range.

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Winter flowers mugs

Winter flowers brighten up our gardens when all else has died back. Pick up one of these pretty mugs for yourself and grab another for a friend — they make lovely stocking fillers.

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First look at Emma Bridgewater's 2024 Christmas collection

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Gingerbread house design

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